#orange pekoe tea

[starlitmothart]

Orange Pekoe - Anne

One of the original three owners of the tea shop, 23 year old Anne is constantly looking for new tea recipes to try! For the first part of the story, she is abroad in China studying different types of tea leaves and how to brew different types. She became a magical girl during her travels, but due to being in remote areas, had not been able to contact her friends until returning.

About the tea: Orange Pekoe Ceylon is black tea from Sri Lanka. It doesn't taste like oranges at all! It's harvested when the leaf bud has only two young leaves. According to the grading system for Orange Pekoe, Ceylon tea is a TGFOP (tippy golden flowery orange pekoe). Steep the tea for 3-4 minutes in hot water, or if you'd like a cold brew tea, leave the tea leaves in a bottle of water overnight. I personally like cold brewing and adding a slice of lemon for a refreshing treat in the summer.

[palmeramirah]

Cocktail - Blueberry Tea Cocktail The blueberry tea combines amaretto and orange liqueurs with hot orange pekoe tea for a warm, soothing, winter cocktail that tastes like blueberries.

[higherfunction]

Iced Tea II Recipe Orange pekoe tea flavored with lemon juice and sweetened with sugar.

[learnthehelloutathis]

Blueberry Tea Cocktail A warm, calming winter cocktail with a taste of blueberries is created by mixing hot orange pekoe tea with amaretto and orange liqueurs.

[romanados]

Iced Tea II Orange pekoe tea flavored with lemon juice and sweetened with sugar.

[kindrajoe023]

Iced Tea II Lemon juice is used to flavor and sweeten orange pekoe tea. 8 cups water, 3 orange pekoe tea bags, 3/4 cup white sugar, 1/2 cup lemon juice

[thousandhi-fives]

Blueberry Tea Cocktail Recipe The blueberry tea combines amaretto and orange liqueurs with hot orange pekoe tea for a warm, soothing, winter cocktail that tastes like blueberries. 4 fluid ounces orange pekoe tea or more to taste, 1 fluid ounce orange liqueur, 1 fluid ounce amaretto liqueur

[barbielore]

Victorian Tea Barbie was an Avon-exclusive Barbie themed around, well, a Victorian-era Barbie having tea. However, this was not the only Barbie that Mattel used the phrase "Victorian Tea" for.

The Victorian Tea Porcelain Collection Barbies were two Barbies from the late 1990s depicting rather more elaborate Victorian-era fashion - and, of course, tea.

The two dolls in the collection were Orange Pekoe and Mint Memories.

I can't speak to exactly how accurate these fashions are, but they certainly look a lot more detailed and, well, less cheap than the Avon collaboration. Plus, as with all Barbies in the Porcelain collection, they came with absolutely beautiful box art.

Interestingly, the special care instructions enclosed with Mint Memories proclaimed that she was the first porcelain Barbie to have a moveable head so she could be posed with different "attitudes".

It also details that the teacup contains 22 karat gold paint and that, although her hand is posed to balance the teacup, they recommend adhering the cup and saucer to her hand with adhesive.

[proteusolm]

I've always been a tea person, and have been trying to branch out in terms of black tea. What I've learned is that expensive grocery store or otherwise readily available locally black tea is always worse than cheap grocery store black tea. If you buy a $16 box of black tea with like 8 tea bags in it, it'll probably be so weak that you feel like you're drinking milky water, and you'll pine for the $5 actually strong enough to taste and enjoy Red Rose or Tetley or whatever.

[sew-much-to-do]

DIY Hong Kong Milk Tea

Hong Kong Milk Tea is a very strong, perfectly sweet cup of tea enjoyed in bakeries, cafes and restaurants across Hong Kong. Here's how to make it at home!

✖✖✖✖✖✖✖✖

sew-much-to-do: a visual collection of sewing tutorials/patterns, knitting, diy, crafts, recipes, etc.

[misstealady]

[trinitycove]

Morning Tea

[eastoncowan]

note to self: don’t make tea in a yeti tumbler unless you want to take a sip in class and fuckign burn yourself

[bronzetomatoes]

CAN I SEE THE TEABAG THAT SOUNDS LIKE ITS SO CUTE ALSO WHERE DID U GET IT‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️

OKAY they're from adagio teas it's an online store we get all our fancy teas from there cause it's way cheaper than the little mall tea shops. It's all loose leaf tea and I originally got 6 of them in these little tins but the Aang and Iroh ones went the hardest so I got big bags of them when my mom was making a Big order lol

The fandom blends I believe are fan-made so like. Take a peek at what's in them 2 make sure it'll actually taste good lmao but these were all really good.

The website is super helpful I find, they list the prices by the weight w a conversion of how much it is per cup (for example, a 3oz bag for $9 is $0.24 per cup) and last time we bought some was around Easter so they sent us a little Easter themed tea for free ^◡^

[pattern-recognition]

my 226g tin of darjeeling tea that i’ve been drawing from for like 5 years has finally run dry..

[nyarados]

the thing is I don't want to be a starbucks girlie but the OTHER thing is that my fav cafe drinkie is a london fog and lots of places don't do it or don't offer milk alternatives (bc I can't do that lactose) but starbucks does and the other OTHER thing is what other app will have their menu drink for 7.06 but let me customize a knockoff london fog for 3.83