Most chais have been huge misses for me because I often find them too overspiced with one spice or another. When I brewed this, the cocoa that was prominent in the bag was definitely being overpowered by the smell of the spices. That made me worried. However, with my first sip, my fear subsided because this is one chocolate-y tea – more a fudgey, baked-good type chocolate than a milky, smooth chocolate bar. Of course, there is also a nice spice to this cup to really round out the flavors. All in all a nice chai.
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REALLY! dammit….. button click for shopping list…. grumble…. budget…. student…. dammit. ;oP
haha I am sorry
and now with the stupid kidney thing i am even further enabled tea-buying-wise and inversely DISabled financially if i follow through.
no, it’s a good thing….. we know why it happened now, it just means i have to drink non stop to clear it up and make sure i keep my ph cranked to prevent it from happening again. yay tea! boo poverty, lol.
Damn tea being so addictive and so costly at the same time.
well, much better for us than coffee…. more culturally steeped than coffee too…. AND it helps dr who to regenerate!! does that mean i’m part time lord?
REALLY! dammit….. button click for shopping list…. grumble…. budget…. student…. dammit. ;oP
haha I am sorry
and now with the stupid kidney thing i am even further enabled tea-buying-wise and inversely DISabled financially if i follow through.
no, it’s a good thing….. we know why it happened now, it just means i have to drink non stop to clear it up and make sure i keep my ph cranked to prevent it from happening again. yay tea! boo poverty, lol.
Damn tea being so addictive and so costly at the same time.
well, much better for us than coffee…. more culturally steeped than coffee too…. AND it helps dr who to regenerate!! does that mean i’m part time lord?