Following in the footsteps of Ed’s Tea Time Tuesday, this is my second week of sharing my own tea reviews. And this particular tea is one that Ed sent me recently and I must admit…………
I. Love. It!
This ASSAM tea is a true wake-me-up, dark, rich, strong, black breakfast blend with a lot of substance and character and I have even enjoyed a cuppa in the late afternoon when my eyes start getting heavy and I feel like I could use a nap. One cup of this delicious tea and I’m ready to finish up the day. With a splash of milk and a tsp of sugar it’s just as satisfying as a piece of cake, but without the fat and calories. Mmm!
Plus I like how the designs on the package look like little chicken feet.
On a different note, my garden is still producing lots of delicious Romaine Lettuce and we are enjoying almost daily salads. We have enough to share, so I’ve been creating little bundles of lettuce to share with our neighbors and some friends.
The zucchini in my garden are also growing and I can already see that I am going to have a crazy overflow of zukes that I’ll be trying some new recipes with, as well as sharing with other zuke loving folks. Speaking of which, this is inspiring me to have a contest…..I’ll post more later.
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Glad your garden is doing well. Rain does make a difference!
It all looks and sounds good to me! The hubby just processed some honey the other day and that sure taste good in tea!
I hav'nt had a bad tea from H&C, the Assam is one of my faves after the new Scottish Breakfast I reviewed today. Great shot of the greens, and I love Zuke Bread..:-))
chocolate zucchini cake is a favorite at my house when we have zucchinis in our garden. This srping was so wet and cold that nothing much made it in my garden.
I have never been a real fan of black teas, but I may have to try that one since you make it sound soo good.
Dont forget all those chickens who LOVE LOVE LOVE ZUKES.. CUT THEM LONG WAYS AND LAY THEM OUT AND WATCH THE BUFFET BEGIN!
Oooooooh, I love tea! Tell me more!
Pretty much a plain earl grey tea girl. But I have tried a few other varieties. Yay for a productive garden!
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