52teas Suggestions?

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Grilled Cheese
Coke
Brisket
;0)

He’s had some cola teas… but not grilled cheese or brisket. He did have a tuna melt tea once though. :)

Tuna melt? Ewwww. Lol

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teawade said

Red Velvet
Bread Pudding
Cereal flavored tea! fruity pebbles or lucky charms?
Creme brulee

I feel like these are all already well known and made haha. Sorry I’m not more creative.

I would LOVE a bread pudding one. He made a boo-berry type one, but it didn’t really taste like the cereal so much as it tasted of blueberry and marshmallow.

Amanda said

Fruit loops!

Uniquity said

Davids Tea just did a Red Velvet one if you want to check it out urgently, rather than waiting for Frank, lol. Of course, I haven’t tried it yet so for all I know is terrible. I think they have a creme brulee also, but I found that one very inaccurate as it was too rooibos flavoured.

teawade said

Frank has his work cut out for him with all of these requests haha. I loved his bacon flavored tea for dogs and would love to see a whole line for tea for pets.

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Amanda said

Peanut butter & fluff!

Azzrian said

That marshmallow fluff? That would be interesting in a tea.

Amanda said

Right! Cuz its not really a marshmallow flavor more of a fluffier version :)

I just tried peanut butter and fluff for the first time, I thought I was in heaven. It’s so… fluffy!

Azzrian said

It is so so yum!

I would actually try this tea, Frank. I have been very hesitant to try peanut butter teas in the past, but, I think I’m starting to get past it. What got me past it, I think, was trying salted peanut flavored taffy. I figured if that could taste that good, maybe peanut butter tea won’t be so bad.

OH… and this peanut butter and fluff needs to have a bready kind of flavor too, like your buttery pastry kind of taste to go with.

Peanut butter and fluff…on banana bread! Too much?

Azzrian said

I think not! :) AS in NOT too much! :)

Yes yes yes… Peanut butter and fluff on banana bread. Yes. The only thing that could possibly make that better is BACON. :) Then we’d have an Elvis tea.

Amanda said

Lol. I’ve actually made a PB, fluff & banana sandwich before. And yes it was delicious :)

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Azzrian said

In case no one has mentioned it – I was inspired by Amanda’s post above
NUTELLA TEA

ya!

Amanda said

I second this one.

tigress_al said

I was just thinking the exact same thing!!!! That would be sooo good!

he could even call it “chocolate hazelnut spread” to avoid copywrite issues haha

Amanda said

Or call it Not-ella :)

Marry me Amanda – you are GENIUS

This would be yummy. Even better than Nutella is this: http://hungryinportland.com/2011/09/16/chocolate-hazelnut-butter-from-justins/

Amanda said

Daisy, I absolutely would except i’m taken. Although if you keep making delicious looking cookies, i may have to reconsider ;)

Kittenna said

YES. Chocolate + hazelnut = decadence.

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Banana Pudding – the type with vanilla wafers, vanilla pudding, bananas and meringue ontop!

YUM!

Amanda said

I love banana cream pie!

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How about Dulce De Leche Ice Cream?

Amanda said

This one would be good

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Black Forest Cake! Dark chocolate cake with cherries and whipped cream! OOHH YEAH

Dirt and Worms Cake – more novelty (similar to DT’s jellybean tea), but a chocolatey cake tea with little gummy worms.

Mooncake – with the lotus seed paste and yolky eggy taste! Perfect since the Mid Autumn festival is soon!

MOOOOON CAAAAAAAKE!!!

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Kittenna said

Frank, can you please please please please please use genmaicha as a base for another future tea? It is just SO delicious…

Alphakitty said

I second this! Genmaicha is such an interesting base and definitely under-used, the marshmallow genmaicha and cherry chesecake blends are perfection.

Kittenna said

I know! It is such an amazing base tea IMO, much better than a straight green. Of course, it’s a bit more limited in what it can be used for, but I’m sure there are tons of options that haven’t yet been explored!

Alphakitty said

I think it’d be the best base for a perfect Key Lime Pie tea—just think of what a buttery, crust-like texture it would add!

Kittenna said

Oh my goodness…… YES YES YES!!! I love limes, and key lime pie… that sounds so incredibly absolutely fabulous! If Frank won’t blend it, maybe Stacy would do a custom blend! (Tea contest entry idea?)

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Sil select said

Only because a few people have been commenting on tasting notes. Please please please please consider making the Caramel Pumpkin Cheesecake tea a permanent blend.

I know it doesn’t happen often but man. So good.

Pretty please… at least for the cold months.

Kittenna said

Thirded! :D

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Azzrian said

I second EVERYTHING! LOL

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