Pom Wonderful Bottled Teas Review
Okay I've been super super super busy so my sincerely apologies. Today I'm reviewing 4 bottled Pom Wonderful teas. I decided to review them while having my pomegranates :). Ever since I first discovered pomegranates in university at Sobeys, I have been buying them by the case every winter ever since! At one point my friend was even going to buy me a case as a Christmas present, but he opted against it because he didn't know how to choose them... *tear!* These are my set of guidelines for picking the perfect pomegranate - look ...
Zhena’s Gypsy Tea – Biodynamic Green Tea – Caramelized Pear Review
From the Zhena's Gypsy Tea Website: Regarded by some as the first modern ecological farming and gardening system, biodynamic agriculture is modern science integrated with ancient wisdom that preserves the land by upgrading and nourishing soil and plant life through special processes and emphasis that exclude the use of chemicals in the soil. Biodynamic is the oldest non-chemical agricultural movement in the West, predating the organic farming movement by 20 years. The biodynamic approach looks upon the maintenance and furtherance of soil life as vital to the production of high-quality, pure and healthful food. Biodynamic speaks to the healing of the ...
Ninja Tea Party Comic
What a ninja tea party would look like. Ha it's not everyday that you see a tea inspired comic. If anyone knows who the illustrator who did this was, I would love to credit them. :) No related posts.
I Won A Steepster Prizepack!
I am happy to say I won a Steepster prize pack out of hundreds of entries and it arrived in the mail today! It was a beautiful Art of Tea gift set. It came with a delicate 3 piece glass teapot, a sample of the teas Chocolate Monkey, Iron Goddess of Mercy - Green and Mandarin Silk. I immediately washed the pot and brewed Chocolate Monkey in the kitchen, I've actually been itching to try this tea for months now.The law of attraction finally brought the tea to me with a beautiful new teapot. ;) ...
Wellness Teas To Boost Your Immune System
Boost your immune system with David Wolfe's Sunfood Nutrition wellness teas! This tea package includes four powerful immune boosting wellness teas: Pau D'arco has traditionally been used as a powerful anti-fungal. Click here to find out more. Chuchuhuasi has widely been used as a powerful aid to the joints for centuries. Click here to buy now. Chanca Piedra has been used to break up deposits of excess calcium in the bodyClick here to buy now. Cat's Claw has a long history of use as a powerful anti-viral. Click here to buy now. Combine these herbs in the following ratio to boost your ...
The Terrorist Teapot – Who Said Tea Was Boring?
"A tea cosy (American English tea cozy) is a cover for a teapot, traditionally made of cloth or wool, which is used to insulate the tea keeping it warm while it brews. Tea cosies may be embroidered, perhaps to compliment a fine set of china. Some have been made with hidden pockets to be filled with fragrant herbs or flowers, similar to potpourri. Tea cosies in fiction include the eponymous items in Edward Gorey's The Haunted Tea Cosy: A Dispirited and Distasteful Diversion for Christmas. Some other cosies are just evil. Many tea cosies in Britain are hand-knitted and subsequently ...
Sorapot – The Sharpest Looking Tea Pot Ever!
Sorapot is a unique, modern teapot by Joey Roth. "Sorapot’s vaulting arch and curved geometry belie its industrial toughness. Made from investment-cast stainless steel, borosilicate glass (Pyrex), and food-grade silicone, your Sorapot will only look better as you use it." Nice. Capacity: 11 oz, just enough for two cups of tea. Dimensions: 8?L x 6?H x 5?W I would love to make a nice pot of rooibos or green tea in that pot and watch the leaves expand. How how about a display tea? It's sleek, sexy and functional but at $200-$250 a pot, it is definitely for the ...
How To Brew Marijuana Tea For Medicinal Purposes
I got this request to post about how to make marijuana tea a few months ago, so here's the recipe. This may be a good way for people who take medicinal marijuana to get the benefits of THC without the carcinogenic effects of smoking. Please note, I haven't tried this, but after some research this is is what I think would be some of the best methods to brew. You can use leftover sticks, seeds, stems and leaves that you would not smoke for any of the following brews or use enough weed to make a joint (about a gram). See ...
Tea Smoked Mushrooms by Chef Robert Wemischner
At the world tea expo I had the pleasure and privilege of trying Chef Robert Wemischner's Tea Smoked Mushrooms, a recipe from his latest book Cooking With Tea with Diana Rosen. They were absolutely delicious and I'm going to share the recipe with you here. I'm a vegetarian, so there won't be any meat recipes on this blog anytime soon. If you want to know the recipe for the Tea Sauced Scalloped with Orange, Soy and Honey, you will have to buy the book, because I'm not sharing. ;) Here is Chef Robert Wemischner's recipe for Tea Smoked Mushrooms from his ...
The Many Benefits of Dill (Antheum Graveolens) Tea Review
This is my first tea review from the Toronto Total Health Show 2009. It's also my last post from Toronto, as I will be flying in a few hours to go to San Francisco then Las Vegas! I can't wait but I'm also in denial that I'm leaving for 16 days! When I come back, I will be reviewing all the tea that I was sent before I left for the show. The dill I am reviewing today is from Black River Gatehouse. Their site will be up next week, so stay tuned. You can find Linda, the owner, Saturdays at ...
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Zhena’s Gypsy Tea – Biodynamic Green Tea – Caramelized Pear ReviewFrom the Zhena’s Gypsy Tea Website: Regarded by some as the first modern ecological farming and gardening system, biodynamic agriculture is modern science integrated with ancient wisdom that preserves the land by upgrading and nourishing soil and plant life through special processes and emphasis that exclude the use of chemicals in the soil.... (more)
I Won A Steepster Prizepack!I am happy to say I won a Steepster prize pack out of hundreds of entries and it arrived in the mail today! It was a beautiful Art of Tea gift set. It came with a delicate 3 piece glass teapot, a sample of the teas Chocolate Monkey, Iron Goddess of Mercy – Green and Mandarin Silk. I immediately washed the pot and brewed Chocolate Monkey in... (more)
The Many Benefits of Dill (Antheum Graveolens) Tea ReviewThis is my first tea review from the Toronto Total Health Show 2009. It’s also my last post from Toronto, as I will be flying in a few hours to go to San Francisco then Las Vegas! I can’t wait but I’m also in denial that I’m leaving for 16 days! When I come back, I will be reviewing all the tea that I was sent before I... (more)
The Tea Spot Organic Mate Limon Chai Loose Leaf Tea ReviewA yerba mate and lemon party in a cup. Today I will be reviewing The Tea Spot‘s Mate Limon Chai. I want you to look at the picture above this post before you read this review. Click the image and really look at the leaves. That is great color. I love nature, so I love how the yellows and bright greens of the yerba mate leaves really compliment... (more)
The Tea Spot Green Roasted Mint Loose Leaf Tea ReviewSuper minty with a hint of smokiness. I’m reviewing The Tea Spot Green Roasted Mint loose leaf tea today. I actually steeped the tea this morning but I’ve been so busy I haven’t had a chance to drink it and now I’m redoing the review again and it’s 11pm! In the morning, me and Dean went to Dynamic Wheatgrass Farms and... (more)
The Tea Spot Vintage Oolong Loose Leaf Tea ReviewSorry! This time my picture does not do the tea justice. With so much to do on my plate, I needed an oolong to bring me back to my senses and hustle! I’m reviewing the Tea Spot Vintage Oolong today. When I cracked open the bag the tea came in, I was greeted by a strong vegetal smell, reminiscent of another oolong I had recently. I let my... (more)
The Tea Spot Blue Mountain Nilgiri Organic Black Tea ReviewMmMmm chocolate shavings.... The first thing that came to my mind when I looked that the Tea Spot Blue Mountain Nilgiri was chocolate. Why? Because the tea leaves look exact like chocolate chip flakes! Mmm! The tea leaves looked like chocolate shavings ranging from dark chocolate to milk chocolate when I started steeping them in my cup. A little... (more)
The Tea Spot Monkey Picked Organic White Tea ReviewI hope no grubby monkey fingers actually touched my tea! When I first opened up my Organic Monkey Picked White tea sample from The Tea Spot I was surprised. I was faced with big beautiful and colorful tea leaves ranging from shades of greens, to golden yellows and rich browns. The ingredients are only 100% single estate region tea from the Fuijian... (more)
Aviva Traditional Loose Yerba Mate Tea ReviewA big momma yerba mate leaf amongst tinier babies. I realized that a lot of people don’t know that they can click on my thumbnails to expand the images into a larger size, so I am going to start posting images in larger thumbnails! Today is the last day of Aviva yerba mate week and I’m finishing with their loose yerba mate. It’s... (more)
Aviva Ambrosia Yerba Mate Tea ReviewI usually don’t do any tea reviews at night except for herbal and rooibos teas, because caffeine even in small doses keeps me up at night! Today is the last Aviva “instant” yerba mate drink I am going to review. Tomorrow I will be reviewing their loose yerba mate, so stay tuned! The Aviva Ambrosia yerba mate tea contains wild... (more)
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