Spring has sprung and that may make you want to change up your tea routine. Gone are the days of cinnamon and apples (we will see them again in six months), and itās time to bring out the flowers. Yes, you read that correctly. Beautiful, colorful, blooms in your tea to help give your add… Continue reading Tea & Flowers š» ā Tea Blog
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Some of us may give our used tea bags a second life by squeezing an extra steep out of them, but Ruby Silvious takes things a step further by using the thin paper as a canvas for miniature paintings. Silvious mirrors the simple ritual of tea drinking in quiet paintings that show slices of everyday life, like laundry drying and cats looking out the window.
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People from all walks of life are beginningĀ to exponentially awaken toĀ theĀ Big Pharma conspiracyĀ ā and it is certainly no theory. Through theĀ systematic corporate take-over of institutional medicineĀ by families likeĀ the RockefellersĀ (among others), our doorstep has been darkened by the scourge of allopathic medicine, as opposed to holistic,Ā shamanicĀ medicinesĀ that have thousands of years of human history. Many substancesĀ that… Continue reading Dagga Flower ā āWild Cannabisā of the East
Well hello, how lovely of you to join me, my choice today is an unusual herbal tea blend, made from branches of a shrub & bean pods. I invite you to brew yourself a hot or maybe an iced comforting beverage of your choice,Ā add a tasty treat of deliciousness & reflect with me… Continue reading Vanilla Rooibos Tea
I drink a lot of green tea, and Iāve tried many many types and flavours, and my favourite is definitely āgenmaichaā, a Japanese green tea with āgenmaiā or roasted rice. The smell when you make the tea is gorgeous, and the rice adds a wonderful flavour to it. Some makes call it popcorn green tea… Continue reading Toasted Rice Green Teaā¦
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