Better than sassafras!
Nov. 10th, 2006 08:07 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
levertovfanIf I did tags on my lj entries, this lj entry would be tagged tea. Those of you who would not read an entry tagged tea, I suggest that you move on to the next entry.
I've been looking for sassafras tea for a long time. Back when I was doing my searching online, I couldn't find any product that would allow me to make herbal tea, just sassafras syrups that produced "tea" when added to hot water. But now, I've found an herbal tea mixture that tastes like it contains sassafras, but the complexity of the flavor creates a tea which tastes even better. It's called "Evening in Missoula" and according to its distributor, Tea Source, contains chamomile, rosehips, raspberry, papaya, peppermint, spearmint, strawberry leaf, vanilla, passion flower, red clover, star anise, and wild cherry bark. Wonderful!
I've been looking for sassafras tea for a long time. Back when I was doing my searching online, I couldn't find any product that would allow me to make herbal tea, just sassafras syrups that produced "tea" when added to hot water. But now, I've found an herbal tea mixture that tastes like it contains sassafras, but the complexity of the flavor creates a tea which tastes even better. It's called "Evening in Missoula" and according to its distributor, Tea Source, contains chamomile, rosehips, raspberry, papaya, peppermint, spearmint, strawberry leaf, vanilla, passion flower, red clover, star anise, and wild cherry bark. Wonderful!
