My city has one David's Tea and I think 7 Tim Horton's.Redsy wrote:Though, David's Tea isn't as common as Tim Horton's. =3=
I really wish the David's Tea was closer to my location...
My city has one David's Tea and I think 7 Tim Horton's.Redsy wrote:Though, David's Tea isn't as common as Tim Horton's. =3=
Trying this.Bartle wrote:BREAKING NEWS
Adding grated ginger to Korean breakfast tea (dancha) before steeping makes the tea taste like ginger biscuits. This is easily one of the best blends I've come up with. More on this story as it unfolds
Oh man, that sounds really awesome! Any idea where the parents or whoever got it from?PichuVSLink wrote:I'm not a huge tea fan myself, but one of my siblings is practically a tea fanatic. In fact, for her birthday she got a big box of pokémon-styled teas, with specific 'mons and a flavor that matches the pokémon's design and powers. It's pretty great.
Apparently it's from a company named Adagio Teas. You can order their stuff online, if you're interested.BeatBoxingBoo wrote:Oh man, that sounds really awesome! Any idea where the parents or whoever got it from?PichuVSLink wrote:I'm not a huge tea fan myself, but one of my siblings is practically a tea fanatic. In fact, for her birthday she got a big box of pokémon-styled teas, with specific 'mons and a flavor that matches the pokémon's design and powers. It's pretty great.