I drank this earlier this week, it was one of the teas I took with me to work on Wednesday. I drank it again this morning while I was making one of my awesome breakfasts: homemade sausage patties (no offense to the vegetarians, but it’s amazing what you can do with a lb of locally raised ground pork & some spices), asparagus & eggs. Tony was gloating over his package of english muffins, which always irritates me, so I made an almond flour coffee cup muffin in the microwave (one of the rare things I actually use that evil machine for), cut it in half & put it in the toaster, & it was tasty with apricot jelly.
I have nothing really to say about this tea except that it is good…very good. My lack of comments is not due to the tea, it’s just that I drank it a few hours ago.

MzPriss

I had Jabber for breakfast a big fat 16 oz cup and it was soooo good.

Shadowfall

So jealous. I really need to pick some of this up soon, along with a few others….ugh. My order is gonna be crazy. Lol!
Coffee cup muffin? I’ve heard of (but have never gotten around to making) mug (cup)cakes, so is the muffing the same sort of thing?

Veronica

After reading your note I’m thinking Ill be having breakfast for dinner tonight. Yum!

We don’t own a microwave, and there’s only once or twice a year that I miss having it (usually to speed up the melting of butter and chocolate during Christmas and Easter baking).

Terri HarpLady

I have a super tiny microwave at my house that I never use, but the other people who live there use it sometimes. Tony has a medium size one, & he uses it to reheat things. I only use it to make this muffin once in awhile. It’s a basic unsweet recipe, which is nicely enhanced with cinnamon or lemon peel or cocoa powder & a little sweetening.

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MzPriss

I had Jabber for breakfast a big fat 16 oz cup and it was soooo good.

Shadowfall

So jealous. I really need to pick some of this up soon, along with a few others….ugh. My order is gonna be crazy. Lol!
Coffee cup muffin? I’ve heard of (but have never gotten around to making) mug (cup)cakes, so is the muffing the same sort of thing?

Veronica

After reading your note I’m thinking Ill be having breakfast for dinner tonight. Yum!

We don’t own a microwave, and there’s only once or twice a year that I miss having it (usually to speed up the melting of butter and chocolate during Christmas and Easter baking).

Terri HarpLady

I have a super tiny microwave at my house that I never use, but the other people who live there use it sometimes. Tony has a medium size one, & he uses it to reheat things. I only use it to make this muffin once in awhile. It’s a basic unsweet recipe, which is nicely enhanced with cinnamon or lemon peel or cocoa powder & a little sweetening.

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I’m so excited to have found this community! I’m a self-employed Harpist (acoustic & electric – Originals, Classical, Rock, Jazz, etc) & Singer/Songwriter. My days & nights revolve around teaching at home, playing gigs, gardening,& fixing awesome food to eat. My schedule is different everyday, but I just go with the flow, & I sip a lot of tea!

My love of Tea began with Herbals back in the 70’s. One of my favorites was a licorice blend from House of Hezekiah, an old tea shop in Kansas City. There was also a tea with mint, rose petals, chamomile, etc called Nuclear Casual Tea.
In the 80’s I gave up caffeine, chocolate, alcohol, (& a few illicit substances…), and brewed medicinal blends & tinctures to support 4 pregnancies (all children born at home). In the 90’s my love affair with green teas began when I discovered ‘The Republic of Tea’. Their beautiful teas & packaging inspired my original song, “TeaMind”, from my CD “Zen Breakfast”. If you’d like to hear the song for free, drop by my website.

In general, I drink my teas straight, but occasionally I add a pinch of Stevia & maybe some coconut or almond milk (I’m allergic to dairy, gluten, & various other things & avoid most sweets.)

I’ve explored a variety of teas:
Whites tend to be a little bland…sorry
Oolongs – wonderfully sensual
Roobios – I’m not a fan in general
Puehr – a fairly new direction for me
I’m not a huge fan of flavored teas, but I do make exceptions, & I’ll try just about anything once.

And Black Tea, Oh how I love thee!!
I am on a quest for the most wonderful breakfast cup! I will find you, my Love!

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