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drank Neapolitan Honeybush by 52teas
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205 °F / 96 °C 4 min, 45 sec
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Janefan 15 years ago

I’ve been #9 and #11 before… it’s only a matter of time!

Ricky 15 years ago

I believe in you! You’ll get there eventually! Apparently I responded thirty minutes after his email.

__Morgana__ 15 years ago

This takes me back to when I tried to win albums by calling radio stations and being the #whatever caller. Of course in those days, it was a challenge because there was no speed dial. Actually, we were the only family on the block that still had a phone with a dial, so when I actually managed to win, I felt especially smug about it. Lol.

Doulton 15 years ago

I remember those days, Morgana! I remember being the proud winner of a Bobby VInton 45 RPM—not the classic “Blue Velvet” but one “Mr. Lonely”.

I have won the 52teas contest once a few months ago, I confess.

Kristin 15 years ago

You just think you won’t miss it. Just wait, after a few cups of this you will be oddly addicted to it and need it every day.

Ricky 15 years ago

Haha I use to play those radio station games too! I never won! :(

Perhaps when it gets a bit warmer Kristin =P. I’ve had three cups and I don’t miss it yet. I do miss Pina Colada every once in a while. Should I add a dash of sugar to bring out the flavors of this tea a little more?

Kristin 15 years ago

Definitely add a little sugar. Just a little.

LiberTEAS 15 years ago

Yes, a little sugar will help bring out the flavors a little bit.

Ricky 15 years ago

And a bit of salt too? I believe you use salt to make ice cream :)

LiberTEAS 15 years ago

You can try salt, if you want. I do add a little salt to some teas, like the bacon tea and the white chocolate cashew. This brings out some of those notes a bit. I would first try it with just a little sugar, and see what that does for you, and then if you’re feeling a bit adventurous, try a tiny pinch of salt. I haven’t tried salt in this particular tea… but, I have tried sugar. And it worked well.

Kristin 15 years ago

No, the salt is to bring down the temperature of the ice when making ice cream. Doesn’t go in the ice cream. :P

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Janefan 15 years ago

I’ve been #9 and #11 before… it’s only a matter of time!

Ricky 15 years ago

I believe in you! You’ll get there eventually! Apparently I responded thirty minutes after his email.

__Morgana__ 15 years ago

This takes me back to when I tried to win albums by calling radio stations and being the #whatever caller. Of course in those days, it was a challenge because there was no speed dial. Actually, we were the only family on the block that still had a phone with a dial, so when I actually managed to win, I felt especially smug about it. Lol.

Doulton 15 years ago

I remember those days, Morgana! I remember being the proud winner of a Bobby VInton 45 RPM—not the classic “Blue Velvet” but one “Mr. Lonely”.

I have won the 52teas contest once a few months ago, I confess.

Kristin 15 years ago

You just think you won’t miss it. Just wait, after a few cups of this you will be oddly addicted to it and need it every day.

Ricky 15 years ago

Haha I use to play those radio station games too! I never won! :(

Perhaps when it gets a bit warmer Kristin =P. I’ve had three cups and I don’t miss it yet. I do miss Pina Colada every once in a while. Should I add a dash of sugar to bring out the flavors of this tea a little more?

Kristin 15 years ago

Definitely add a little sugar. Just a little.

LiberTEAS 15 years ago

Yes, a little sugar will help bring out the flavors a little bit.

Ricky 15 years ago

And a bit of salt too? I believe you use salt to make ice cream :)

LiberTEAS 15 years ago

You can try salt, if you want. I do add a little salt to some teas, like the bacon tea and the white chocolate cashew. This brings out some of those notes a bit. I would first try it with just a little sugar, and see what that does for you, and then if you’re feeling a bit adventurous, try a tiny pinch of salt. I haven’t tried salt in this particular tea… but, I have tried sugar. And it worked well.

Kristin 15 years ago

No, the salt is to bring down the temperature of the ice when making ice cream. Doesn’t go in the ice cream. :P

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I am always up for sharing my tea with others. If you’re interested in something just let me know.

My Ratings
80+ Love it, needs to purchase more!
70-79 Pretty good, would consider another cup
50-69 Not bad, but probably won’t repurchase
< 50 Bleck, I don’t want another cup

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