#lavender tea

[ace-writer-lani]

Edit: lol I have decided to give the first sentence of each fic

-TCoS&D: "To put it lightly, Bianca was stressed."

-TLLoG: "Silently, Nico slipped into the office where he found Will hunched over...something."

-AA&A: "'He's watching again.'"

-TU&U: "'You're going to be late.'"

-AFR: "Jason thought he had died."

-L&L: "'Finished,' Will announced, barging into the room."

-LT: "The black-haired girl was starting to creep Clarisse out."

[theconfusedbookshrimp]

Sibyll Trelawny headcanons prt 2

• youngest sibling

• dyed hair (buttery blonde)

• lavender tea is her favourite

• fav colour: Royal blue

•CIGARILLOS

•loves velvet

•Turkish Delight

[lavendernlilac]

welcome back to your (almost) daily occurrence of lavender being unhappy with their writing and wanting to take it down and completely restart it :’D

hangs head in shame, I don’t think I had lavender tea as well outlined as I thought I did ;A; which is why chapter 6 has taken me so darn long to do… with school done(ish) I might see about rewriting it

[gummi-stims]

☕🪻Lavender Tea🪻☕

From snoopslimesofficial's tea party collection!

[shelovesplants]

French toast swirl bread 🍞 with traditional medicinals lavender &camomile tea for sleep 🫖✨️

[katiajewelbox]

Lavender is one of the classic English cottage garden flowers. With all this lavender around, let’s take a look at this elegant garden plant’s culinary and medicinal uses. Fresh lavender buds stirred into batter for cakes, cookies, and scones gives the treats a special flavour. I also like to add a sprig of lavender to my English-style black tea with milk. There are a lot of claims about lavender’s medical uses but only a select few hold up under medical research - easing anxiety and insomnia, and helping fight fungal infections and heal wounds. The chemicals in lavender also help repel clothes moths. The same chemicals give lavender its appealing scent, particularly the S-linalool molecule.

[the-bisexual-bitch]

My new blueberry lavender tea is exactly what I needed today tbh

[nncastle]

The Fragrant Allure of Lavender: A Delight for the Senses

Lavender, with its enchanting aroma and delicate purple blossoms, has captivated hearts and minds for centuries. This beloved herb is more than just a pretty plant – it holds a plethora of uses and benefits that make it a staple in many homes and gardens, including my own.

Known for its calming properties, lavender is used in aromatherapy to promote relaxation and alleviate stress. The mere scent of lavender transports me to a state of tranquility, helping to ease anxiety and induce a restful sleep. Its soothing qualities have made lavender a popular ingredient in essential oils, bath products, and candles. Lavender tea is one of my favorites, and if you're in the market for a really great tea, look no further than Luxmi Lavender Valley Tea.

Beyond its aromatic charm, lavender boasts a myriad of therapeutic properties. It has been used for centuries in traditional medicine to alleviate headaches, ease muscle tension, and even promote digestion. Its antiseptic and anti-inflammatory properties make it a natural remedy for minor skin irritations, insect bites, and burns.

In the culinary world, lavender adds a touch of elegance and a subtle floral note to various dishes and beverages. From lavender-infused desserts to herbal teas, this versatile herb elevates the culinary experience and delights the palate. I'm a fan of lavender ice cream and the classic cocktail "Aviation," though admittedly it's not for everyone.

Lavender's beauty is not limited to its scent and taste. In gardens, it attracts pollinators like bees and butterflies, enhancing biodiversity and promoting a healthy ecosystem. Its vibrant purple blooms create a visual feast for the eyes and bring a sense of serenity to outdoor spaces.

[joichii]

confession when i was 13 i met you at tcaf and you gave me a print with a lavender tea comic on it and i liked it so much i put it on my wall but i was really sad that lavender tea didnt update anymore so i made ocs that were direct rip offs of jasper and damian and i named them jasper and ollie and i ended up changing the story a ton (my jasper is a fallen angel and its a road trip story, so not at all like lavender tea😭😭) but to this day they are my most beloved ocs and i owe you for their creation

Hello, it is such a surprise to meet a Lavender tea fan!

Wow thank you for reaching out to me, I'm glad that you love the characters and I am still working on comics and Lavender Tea is still around and I'll be announcing when it returns.. next year! I am working on various zines, and Jasper's story has always been on my mind to bring back. I am really touched that you reached out to tell me this! It really made my day. <3 That sounds lovely, I would love to see your interpretation of Jasper and Ollie. Feel free to reach out and chat.

[dreamsaremadeofthese]

[kedvesorias]

📂

Jorge is a big lavender tea man. He somehow has managed to keep a stash in his footlocker that is ready for brewing when not in the field. There is somehow always enough for both himself and a teammate in need.

[divineleaves123]

Looking for a refreshing and soothing way to start your day or unwind after a long day? Look no further than these five essential teas! Lavender tea offers a calming floral aroma, while hibiscus tea provides a tart and fruity taste. Lemongrass tea is a zesty and invigorating choice, while chamomile tea offers a gentle and relaxing herbal flavor. And don’t forget the stunning blue tea, which not only looks beautiful but also boasts a subtle earthy taste. No matter your mood or preference, these five teas are a must-try for any tea lover!

To know more kindly visit:- www.divineleaves.in

[memurfevur-archive]

Dev hunched over himself just inside the front door of a Think-Panera, gently rubbing his forearms and adjusting the tightness of his scoutter to keep it from falling, while he waited for his friend to meet up with him.

Adrian stood outside the restaurant, taking a deep breath to steady his nerves, then pushed his way inside. He offered a warm and cheerful smile to Dev, pretending as if his insides weren't being eaten by nervous moths.

"ovo>> h3y! h0w*5 it g0ing?"

[lavendernlilac]

lavender tea chapter five is up <3

[ihaveafragileheart]

My university canteens separately sell hot water and tea bags for the students to make custom drinks. And there are lots of pomegranate trees so yesterday I made a tea from this pomegranate flower I picked up, and I love how its petals look in the cup🌺 After brewing they turned pink

I think it doesn't smell or taste like pomegranate but it has its own grassy taste like jasmine tea, I can't find the exact word for its taste but I love it (⁠◕⁠ᴗ⁠◕⁠✿⁠)

Fresh lavender leaf tea from a bush: I drank this months ago in december and wanted to add this pic below.

I love lavender. I think fresh leaves of a plant smell stronger than dry leaves.. It doesn't look aesthetic but it has a strong smell remaining in my mouth.

[rabbitcruiser]

National Tea Day 

Just because we dumped all that tea in the harbor, doesn’t mean we don’t enjoy the relaxing, warm drink. Visit a Fest-Tea-Val, or simply enjoy a steaming mug of tea.

That’s about the perfect sentiment we can think of for a nice cup of tea! Tea is a wonderful drink that comes in a wide variety of different flavors, each of them having a distinct personality and character. It has been used for everything from a simple morning libation to the central element of certain social and religious rituals.

This amazing drink is so important that taxing it was the final straw that ignited a fledgling country to declare a revolution! National Tea Day celebrates this fantastic beverage and the seemingly endless list of things it can do.

History of National Tea Day

The History of National Tea Day reaches far back into the world’s history but can be narrowed down to a place of origin that is surprisingly precise.

This place sits at the intersection of Latitude 29N and Longitude 98E, notable as the joining of NE India, Burma, China, and Tibet. Many mythological origins for tea also exist as well, some of them merely interesting and others quite gruesome.

In one period in China, the Emperor had ordered that all people of his nation would boil their water before drinking it. So it came to pass that the Emperor was sitting and drinking a simple cup of boiled water when leaves from a nearby tree blew into it, creating the first tea.

In another tale, a man sat meditating in front of a wall (for 9 whole years!) when he accidentally fell asleep. On waking, he was so disgusted with his inability to stay awake, which he considered to be a weakness, that he severed his eyelids and threw them to the ground where they sprouted into the first tea bushes. A little disturbing, perhaps, but utterly Asian in its style.

Regardless of its origins (which may be in dispute) the importance of tea cannot be understated. And anyone is strongly encouraged to research it since it would be impossible to cover it’s entire history here.

Now, it’s time to take a look at what tea is–and what it is not. Officially speaking tea is an infusion of the leaves of Camellia Sinensis, an unassuming evergreen plant that hails from Asia. Technically, what tea is not is anything that does not contain these leaves.

That means that, while infusions of herbs not containing these leaves may be referred to as ‘Herbal Teas’, they are not in fact teas at all. Only those infusions which contain the Camellia Sinensis leaves can properly be called tea. Considering tea is the second most consumed beverage in the world, second only to water, it seems that a little accuracy is in order.

On the other hand, as words and traditions evolve, many things have become known as tea, which so many people around the world enjoy, that it doesn’t hurt to be a little generous with the definition. And generosity is what National Tea Day is all about. Drinking, and sharing, a generous cup of tea.

Because it spans a variety of sources and cultures, a couple of different dates have been recognized as National Tea Day. April 21 is National Tea Day in the UK. The UN has put National Tea Day a month later, and another National Tea Day falls in the middle of December. There are even days for Iced Tea, Bubble Tea and Chai. Not to mention a whole month for Earl Grey Tea and Iced Tea.

It seems that celebrating Tea is a festivity that should be happening all throughout the year! And since tea is the most consumed drink in the world (after water) no one is even going to complain.

How to Celebrate National Tea Day

Drink a Cup (or Glass or Mug) of Tea

Literally hundreds of varieties of tea are in existence, from those that are gently dried and cured to those that go through complex processes that can include long stays in caves. So many varieties of tea exist that it almost defies the imagination! National Tea Day is the perfect time to try a few new ones.

Grab a Glass of Iced Tea

In some countries, tea is only considered to be authentic if it is enjoyed hot. However, other cultures have taken the idea of tea and turned it into a cold beverage. For instance, in the United States, iced tea is a common beverage that is served in a large, tall glass. It is often sold by the gallon in stores and, in the south (but almost never in the north!), it is made very sweet.

Whatever the case, the first order of business for National Tea Day is sitting down to enjoy a sip in whatever form is preferred.

Attend the Fest-Tea-Val in UK

Celebrated all throughout the United Kingdom, Fest-Tea-Val (festival!) Tea rooms, hotels, cafes and pubs all around the nation host special events, promotions and activities that are centered around the country’s favorite drink: tea. These events are often paired with worthy charities in order to provide financial support for them.

Host a Fest-Tea-Val

Those outside of the UK certainly don’t need to be excluded from all of the fun! Consider hosting a National Tea Day celebration at home, at work, or in the community. Simply gather friends or coworkers together and put on a spread of different varieties of tea that can be tried. This would also be a great time to call that friend who has the eclectic collection of teapots!

Take the Sustainable Tea Challenge

Since most tea bags are made of plastic, which isn’t great for the earth, many people are moving in the direction of using loose leaf tea or at least compostable tea bags. Some companies try to promote sustainability and eco-friendliness in the production of their tea, including:

Numi. Fair-trade, organic, and offsetting carbon emissions.

Yogi. Organic, recyclable/compostable packaging and gives back.  

Pukka. Organic and donates profits to help the planet.

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