Stephanie

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Stephanie drank Smoky Bacon by Man Teas

I was having late night salty snack cravings (well not really “late night”—it’s only 9:15pm here but I try not to eat after 7pm) so I brewed this up and it’s helping immensely. It’s deliciously smoky and almost salty like soy sauce. I do taste the bacon—there’s this “meaty” taste. But, I’m really appreciating the savoriness of this tea, right now.

Thanks Man Teas! :)

2010-12-12 00:14:06 -0500

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Ewa 2010-12-12 04:22:51 -0500

! the idea of using this (or any of the their other bacon teas) to sate late night snack cravings had NOT occurred to me until now. GENIUS.

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