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Friday, January 27, 2006

A Really Good Cup of Tea

We interrupt this blog to bring you...

A Really Good Cup of Tea

...a really good cup of tea.

Since last night's dinner was unexciting (potatoes, peas, broccoli, and pineapple, singly, not in combination) I thought you might enjoy this picture of a cup of tea. But wait! It's not just any tea, it's Yogi Green Chai, quite possibly my new favorite tea.

More gingery than your regular Chai and less "green" tasting than other green teas, this tea is perfect for sipping in front of the fire on a cold afternoon. Oh, who am I kidding? I live in Mississippi and it's been in the 60's. I just drink it because it's delicious!

(I am not affiliated or employed in any way by Yogi Tea. They'd have to ask nicely.)

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5 Comments:

Blogger karina said...

Hi Susan! I've wanted to try Yogi tea - and your description makes me want to try it even more [I love green teas]. I'll have to find out if it's gluten-free. It doesn't say so on the box, by any chance, does it?

3:32 PM, January 28, 2006  
Blogger SusanV said...

Hi Karina! It doesn't say on the box, but the ingredients are posted on their website, if that helps. The Green Chai is here.

Coincidentally, a free sample that I ordered weeks ago just arrived in the mail today, so this afternoon I'm going to sample one of their other teas. I think they're still offering free samples on the website, so you should check it out.

And I'm sorry I'm just now answering this. Usually I get an email notifying me of comments, but I didn't get one this time.

12:02 PM, January 30, 2006  
Blogger karina said...

Hi Susan!

Unless it says gluten-free, I can't assume; so many herb tea blends use barley and malt in their "propietary" formulas, and barley isn't a top "allergen" that must [since 1/1/06] be clearly listed. I've written to this company twice in the past with no response. I'll try again, though!

Thanks for your response! ;-)))

8:28 AM, February 01, 2006  
Blogger karina said...

Hi again~ I spoke to Valerie at customer service - and the Green Chai is gluten-free! Many of their teas are, in fact. The five blends that aren't have barley malt clearly listed on the label. [Thought I'd post this for other GF readers. Thanks, Susan.]

11:16 AM, February 01, 2006  
Blogger herbivore said...

Oooh yes! This is the best tea ever! I am drinking some right now. I drink it year round! So nice and cardamom-y

12:55 PM, January 13, 2008  

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