This Christmas tree was created by an architect
with suspended ornaments...
very unique! ☺
*Image source
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Thursday, December 25, 2014
Wednesday, December 24, 2014
Saturday, November 15, 2014
~TEA INDEED
Hot tea makes for a comforting cold-weather treat. It comes in a plethora of varieties and flavors, and it's easy to find versions that are caffeine-free. Best of all, the ingredients in tea have a wide range of health benefits.
I decided to buy a canister of this rooibos blend by
The Republic of Tea, as I was curious about how the delicious flavors of almond and coconut would translate to a beverage.
As with all of the flavored teas I've tried, the taste of the hallmark ingredients is very subtle, yet discernible. It's very tasty indeed.
I like to sweeten hot tea with honey, either pasteurized or raw. It's purported that raw honey possesses quite a few health benefits that processed/heated honey does not. I buy the brand pictured below, which I get at Whole Foods. I've wondered if putting raw honey in hot tea destroys any of its health benefits. I've read that honey is pasteurized at about 150 degrees, so I dunno.
In any case, however you sweeten your tea, try it--you just might like it! ☺
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Friday, November 14, 2014
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