David's Tea
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Thank you HM and Carm for reporting on the Banana Nut Bread - makes me sad, cause I was hoping for greatness!!
I was going to do an online order, but one of Derek's colleages mentioned there is a DT at Bayshore. I had no idea one had opened - can you tell how often I go into the city
I was going to do an online order, but one of Derek's colleages mentioned there is a DT at Bayshore. I had no idea one had opened - can you tell how often I go into the city
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abirdd wrote:Thank you HM and Carm for reporting on the Banana Nut Bread - makes me sad, cause I was hoping for greatness!!
I was going to do an online order, but one of Derek's colleages mentioned there is a DT at Bayshore. I had no idea one had opened - can you tell how often I go into the city
I'm disappointed too. I actually go in to DT very infrequently since I live in the 'burbs so most of my orders have been online. OK, I've consumed a lot more tea than usual today. Off to try the Organic Vanilla Rooibos.
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scrumhalfgirl wrote:I've never tried it unsweetened so I can't comment on that. I always like my black teas sweetened. Some of the herbal ones I don't.
you mentioned this before, so yesterday i tried my buttered rum with milk and sugar (which is how i normally take my black tea) and like it so much more! i think i was trying to drink them all black so i could really evaluate the flavours, but in some cases, milk and sugar changes it (imo, for the better!).
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deerdree wrote:scrumhalfgirl wrote:I've never tried it unsweetened so I can't comment on that. I always like my black teas sweetened. Some of the herbal ones I don't.
you mentioned this before, so yesterday i tried my buttered rum with milk and sugar (which is how i normally take my black tea) and like it so much more! i think i was trying to drink them all black so i could really evaluate the flavours, but in some cases, milk and sugar changes it (imo, for the better!).
I find the "flavoured" teas often do better with sugar (and milk).
(For those who don't like the banana nut bread...I do drink it with milk and sugar too. And I steep it longer than called for)
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scrumhalfgirl wrote:(For those who don't like the banana nut bread...I do drink it with milk and sugar too. And I steep it longer than called for)
Ah, I see. That would enhance the flavour, I imagine. I'm not a fan of adding sugar to my coffee or tea, but I would try it once to see if it increased my enjoyment of this tea.
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I really need to get to David's Tea this weekend. I have walked past one of our local ones, but it is usually around closing time (it is in a mall with a movie theatre that we go to), so I haven't actually checked the store out.
I love tea but I tend to drink it black (at most some sugar but never milk), so I'll need to find some that are good to drink black.
I love tea but I tend to drink it black (at most some sugar but never milk), so I'll need to find some that are good to drink black.
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I will a little doubtful but I tried pumpkin chai with milk and a tiny bit of sugar and it was nicer Less 'amer' ... can't remember the english name.... tart?
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Strawberry Rhubarb Parfait is delish and I'm not a huge fan of fruit teas. I used about 2 heaping teaspoons in my cup and 1/2 steeper and it's just a tad too concentrated.
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Dr. S wrote:I will a little doubtful but I tried pumpkin chai with milk and a tiny bit of sugar and it was nicer Less 'amer' ... can't remember the english name.... tart?
bitter?
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eme wrote:I love tea but I tend to drink it black (at most some sugar but never milk), so I'll need to find some that are good to drink black.
I'm like this too and I found the glitter and gold supremely delish straight up. Very nice flavor to it.
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Has anyone tried the Salted Caramel? I haven't bought tea from David's, but this may get me to try.
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abhainn wrote:Has anyone tried the Salted Caramel? I haven't bought tea from David's, but this may get me to try.
ooh that sounds good. I want to try the La la lemon. I'm not a fan of herbal or flavoured teas but lemon sounds good!
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Marg wrote:eme wrote:I love tea but I tend to drink it black (at most some sugar but never milk), so I'll need to find some that are good to drink black.
I'm like this too and I found the glitter and gold supremely delish straight up. Very nice flavor to it.
I will have to pick some up, thanks for the recommendation!
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I picked up some of the salted caramel after work. It's steeping now. Smells pretty good.
Question though. How do you steep your tea? I bought a tea ball but leaves are leaking out of it. Should have gotten the tea bags instead but they aren't reusable, or is there such a thing as a reusable tea bag? Or am I doing something wrong that leaf bits are falling out of the ball?
Question though. How do you steep your tea? I bought a tea ball but leaves are leaking out of it. Should have gotten the tea bags instead but they aren't reusable, or is there such a thing as a reusable tea bag? Or am I doing something wrong that leaf bits are falling out of the ball?
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David's Tea
I'm pretty sure I heard about reusable tea bags.
I use a tea ball at home (some of the leaves escape) and a bodum at work (no leaves escape). Maybe you could get a bodum if that bothers you? I personally don't mind "eating" a few small pieces of leaves.
I use a tea ball at home (some of the leaves escape) and a bodum at work (no leaves escape). Maybe you could get a bodum if that bothers you? I personally don't mind "eating" a few small pieces of leaves.
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I use a plastic infuser and I like it. Rarely have stuff coming out, I don't like the ball for that reason.
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I have a small glass teapot with the basket in the middle. The mesh is fine enough that no leaeves escape.
Something like this:
Something like this:
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I've got a mug of pumpkin chai in my bodum travel mug right now, sweetened with a bit of brown sugar and a splash of milk.
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I mostly use a plastic/nylon infuser. It has a mesh, so nothing gets through. The tea ball is good for plain teas which are just leaves, but for teas with spices or smaller pieces, you need the infuser. I sometimes use the paper bags as well - they aren't resuable, but they are compostable.
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I had forgotten that my cousin works at David's Tea
I saw her tonight and picked up some Glitter & Gold and a cup of yummy Cream of Earl Grey
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I saw her tonight and picked up some Glitter & Gold and a cup of yummy Cream of Earl Grey
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I picked up some of the disposable drawstring bags for work, but at home I use a little teapot like the image above. It makes about 1.5 cups of tea.
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Two thumbs up for Glitter & Gold (black, no sugar/sweetner).
I had forgotten how much I enjoy loose leaf tea.
I had forgotten how much I enjoy loose leaf tea.
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I just restocked my Chocolate Rocket stash yesterday. I love this as a post run tea!
I do have a VERY serious Pumpkin Chai problem. Forgot about Read My Lips, I will have to pick that one up next time and I also like the Chocolate Chili Chai as well.
I do have a VERY serious Pumpkin Chai problem. Forgot about Read My Lips, I will have to pick that one up next time and I also like the Chocolate Chili Chai as well.
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Re: David's Tea
Salted Caramel is good, but I think it needs to be paired with milk/sugar. I usually drink my tea black, and this wasn't fit for that.
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