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It can be anything: an English Breakfast, a Masala Chai, even a herbal Peppermint!
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#2
I love really strong coffee that I make myself. Won't buy coffee made in restaurants or the detestable Starbucks, just disappoints. Do enjoy an occasional cuppa, Orange Pekoe at the local Chinese restaurant or Irish Breakfast at brunch, or a Cardamom Chai. Would Green Tea Ice Cream count? Because it's awesome?
Final score:
4points
#3
I like lighter black ones like orange pekoe. Some of those delicate white teas have been pretty good too but they are expensive. I used to farm kombucha with oolong exclusively, but it got a bit strong to drink regularly so I don't do that any more.
Final score:
4points
#4
There is a black tea I enjoy every morning, it has lion's name mushroom powder added to it. Look up the mushroom, it has so many health benefits. I have it with a splash of its milk to take away the bitterness.
Final score:
4points
Jane No Dough 8 months ago
I've had "mushroom" tea before but they were magic mushrooms. Not very tasty but still worth it.
#5
I love any herbal tea, but i love any with apple, blackcurrant or just rooibos tea!
Final score:
4points
#6
Other teas I have regularly are a rosehip tea. Tastes like a hot sour jam to me. Turmeric and ginger. Turmeric is super good for you, you taste the turmeric but you feel the ginger warmth as it goes down. Also was given a pear and elderflower tea for crimbo. I am really enjoying that.
Final score:
4points
#8
Camomile, then traditional chai tea as a close second. Earl grey as a daily morning pick me up also.
Final score:
3points
#9
A lot of teas around where I live is not very good quality--which is kind of ironic, considering i live in Mainland China, but i really enjoy a boba place near my school. They use 紅茶, "red tea" (maybe black tea or smth similar? i'm not sure of the english way to say it) mixed with milk and cream, as well as tapioca pearls, which is the traditional way to make boba, popular in Taiwan in the 1980s, especially where my mom grew up.
I also really liked a creamy matcha thing i tried in japan!
Final score:
3points
Jane No Dough 8 months ago
Is that like a Thai Iced Tea but with Boba?? Because that sounds delicious!!
me myself and i (she/her) (Submission author) 8 months ago
oooh possibly, they're quite similar and also to the traditional taiwanese bubble teas as well.
What do you think ?
Multa Nocte 8 months ago
To the Bored Panda staff - thanks for cleaning up this entry. That toxic person who was here was really making this unbearable.
Multa Nocte 8 months ago
To the Bored Panda staff - thanks for cleaning up this entry. That toxic person who was here was really making this unbearable.
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