With all due respect to the vendor, when I saw “Chamomile Black Tea” on a seller’s website (can’t remember whom) the Cheapster started whispering in my ear: “Don’t buy that. You can make it!” And so I did. Tossed a teaspoon of bulk-bin chamomile leaves in a steeping basket with some good-quality leftover Keemun. Badda-bing! A very pleasant afternoon treat. The Keemun toned down the strength of the chamomile; the chamomile added a little uptick to the black tea. This will be a repeat blend in my kitchen!
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Hm. Might have to try that. Certainly have the ingrediments on hand.
Next time, will try a different black base to see what happens—some decent Ceylon might be a nice complement.
>Cheapster
So I’m not the only one who does that. aahhah
Absolutely not! :)
Totally here you. For me, I have a chamomile and mint blend that I’m trying to use up. I will never buy it again because I always have chamomile and mint loose leaf tea and I can easily mix them together if I feel like it.
Hm. Might have to try that. Certainly have the ingrediments on hand.
Next time, will try a different black base to see what happens—some decent Ceylon might be a nice complement.
>Cheapster
So I’m not the only one who does that. aahhah
Absolutely not! :)
Totally here you. For me, I have a chamomile and mint blend that I’m trying to use up. I will never buy it again because I always have chamomile and mint loose leaf tea and I can easily mix them together if I feel like it.