Sandy and I bought a few new teas in Southern Season yesterday, so we are sitting down for a marathon tea tasting day. (Which reminds me, congratulations to Sandy on your first half marathon. You can add that to your Century Rides!).
I was staring at the walls of teas with my eyes glazing over at how many there were when I caught sight of this and a little neuron fired in my brain. I practically screamed, “That’s the tea that JacquelineM likes!”. Naturally we had to buy it and try it, and also thanks to JacquelineM I am having mine with an everything bagel. Until JacquelineM, I was a bagel atheist, but it turns out I was a bagel agnostic and Jacquelime showed me the way.
I could smell and taste the ginger and clove but I wasn’t getting much coconut, mostly just a creaminess.
We decided to take Mike Harney’s advice and slurp slurp slurp. That really amplified the clove and took it over the top but I didn’t pick up more coconut. I am drinking it plain. Perhaps the onion of my everything bagel is interfering with the coconut, or maybe it is just a hint and that is why I am getting creaminess instead of coconut. Either way, this is very good. It reminds me a bit of Stash Tea Holiday Chai. And I do believe we have just finished the whole pot!
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Your line about being a bagel atheist/agnostic made me laugh. I’ve never thought of food in that particular way before. :)
Thank you! but it was a full marathon & I want credit for the extra 13.1 miles
Your line about being a bagel atheist/agnostic made me laugh. I’ve never thought of food in that particular way before. :)
WOW! I am impressed! Somehow I was thinking you ran a half! You better get that sticker for the back of your car…I sure would!