Showing posts with label how to make iced tea. Show all posts
Showing posts with label how to make iced tea. Show all posts

Monday, March 7, 2016

Update!

Hi everyone!



I recently moved back to the United States and I'm living in California. I have found myself drinking mostly green tea which is quite a difference from my normal black tea preference. I love brewing home-made (green) iced tea and drinking it during the day. 


I recently ordered some tea from a company that I have never tried before, and I plan to review it after it comes. The company is called Tea Guys and I ordered several kinds of both green and black. They are a company from Massachusetts, which I love because I would rather support smaller companies that big ones (like Teavanna). 

Does anyone else get super excited when waiting for a package arrive? I can't wait to try this new tea! 


What have you been drinking lately? As I said, I'm currently on a green tea with pineapple kick, but before that it was black tea and oolong!

Also, my coupon code is now Leah2016 for 10 % off your entire order at Cantonteaco.com , their loose leaf teas are the best. 


See you soon for the review!

Leah

Monday, May 4, 2015

DeDe Instant Thai Tea: A Review

I first discovered Thai tea when I lived in San Francisco. I saw someone else order a Thai iced tea and was interested because of its vibrant orange color. This began my love for Thai tea as well as Thai food. I swear I could eat Thai food every single day!

First off, I'm not sure how new these are, but in college I looked to buy this kind of instant powder everywhere. When I was 19 (so 5 years ago), I bought Thai tea and condensed milk to make my own Thai tea. It never tasted quite right. Making proper Thai tea is a long process, nothing convenient like a tea bag or tea infuser. So finding these instant Thai Tea powder sachets got me really excited. Because I've never tried them, I also got Green Tea and Thai Coffee, but I'll save those to for another review.

If you're interested in buying this tea, if you click the graphic I designed above, it will lead you to the Amazon link where you can get it in the US. If you're outside the US, just Google it and you'll find it no problem. Alright, let's start with the little packet and what it looks like.


So, as you can see we are looking at the packet on the far right. When they say 3 in 1 it doesn't mean there are 3 servings in one packet, it means there are 3 packets, but you're only paying for 1. When it comes to Thai tea, I have really high expectations. Let's see what we're working with here..




Just warning you now, it will look like you took a handful of carrots and threw them in a blender or food processor with some water. This tea is bright orange. However, luckily for the consumers, it doesn't take away from the taste. I really did like the tea, however I wouldn't say it was authentic. It tasted like Thai Tea, but just very weak. Usually you'll order Thai tea in a restaurant and it will be very sweet, but the tea is so strong that it balances it out. I feel like this is weak and if you add too much sugar, it'll taste a bit like cotton candy. With that said, if you like weaker tea and you want to try this, you'll like it. Oh, almost forget. This tea is also amazing cold. So it's perfect for the spring or summer months!

For the rating I'd say about 3.5 out of 5. It was good, but I was hoping it would be even more amazing. 

Today I was walking around the town I live in and I saw this little card shop with a nice little tea themed window display. I thought you all would like it. 


Until next time,
Leah


Thursday, April 16, 2015

Iced Tea: Recipes for Spring!

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