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Monday, 4 May 2015
Tuesday, 28 April 2015
Howdy!
Wednesday, 7 January 2015
(Quasi) Homemade Chai Latte
Thursday, 1 January 2015
Wednesday, 10 December 2014
[Joy] Joy is.. saying no!
And suddenly I realize that my life is slightly more joyful than before because...
...instead of coffee, I am now drinking tea. What's more fun than experimenting with different types of tea?
...it's easier to get up in the morning. Before I was unable to cope in the morning before having my coffee, now I cope a lot better since I know I won't be getting any coffee anyway.
The point being? I think that sometimes it is a good idea to break a routine to see what life can bring us. The change might be a positive one.
Thursday, 7 July 2011
Snapshot, so into you.
what are you into… right now? The following things are making me very, very happy right now.
1. Polka Dots
2. Things that smell like lemon…
3. Delicious tea
4. Petöfi rádió at www.mr2.hu
5. Sleeeeeeeeeeping.
Wednesday, 27 April 2011
Tea
Perfect for all of us in possession of a sweet tooth: white tea with vanilla and liquorice tea. Very tasty indeed!
Thursday, 17 June 2010
Thursday it is
Morning starts, as always, with a morning walk followed by checking e-mails and drinking a cappuccino and a cup of tea. This morning I was really good and did some works, so that I can start a bit later tonight, yey.
I have been here for exactly two weeks now, and today was the second time I made it all the way to town (at least I’m not spending any money). Walking in the sun and having lunch with almost-family was a very nice and relaxing way to spend a couple of spare hours.
Tea isn’t a very popular beverage here in Spain, but to my delight (and surely there are others who appreciate this as well) the supermarkets have started stocking up on interesting teas and fusions. Today I got some Vanilla Caramel tea from Lipton. It’ll be my new weapon in the eternal war against the Sweet Tooth. According to the Lipton website:
A perfectly sweet indulgence. Delicate vanilla blends beautifully with pieces of real caramel and the taste of rich chocolate truffles. Go ahead. You deserve it.
And yup. It’s sweet enough.
And if anyone can tell me where to find the following tea, I will be eternally grateful:
LIPTON® White Tea with Blueberry & Pomegranate Flavor
First discovered in the Fujian province of China, Lipton® White Tea is plucked by hand from the tips of tea buds before the tea leaf blossoms, to preserve the natural goodness of the whole leaf. Our tea is then packaged in our unique pyramid-shaped bags that allow the long-leaf to flow freely with real blueberries for a light flavor and authentic tea infusion. Savor the flavor of 100 years’ tea expertise in every cup.
Available in:
18 Tea BagsIngredients:
White tea, green tea, dried apples, rosehip peel, chicory root, cinnamon bark, licorice root, ginger root, orange peel, modified corn starch, natural flavor, dried blackberry fruit pieces, dried black currant fruit pieces, pomegranate juice solids, dried blueberry fruit pieces, dried raspberry fruit pieces.
Saturday, 29 May 2010
Raspberry Leaves for the Girls
Tea made on raspberry leaves is known to make a woman’s life a little easier. And gosh, I really wish I had some in the cupboard right now. Most of today has been spent in bed, with stomach cramps and an intense wish that this week would soon be over.
Well, this post was supposed to be about the miracles of raspberry tea. Raspberry “tea” is a herbal infusion made from raspberry leaves which are rich in minerals, vitamins and tannins. According to traditional lore, the infusion can be used as an aid during pregnancy and delivery (pregnant women should, however, be careful and always follow their doctor’s recommendations), and it’s also said to help against menstrual cramps.
However, not only women benefit from drinking raspberry tea, it can be used to control diarrhea, and to soothe mouth and throat irritations. It also acts as an astringent on irritated skin by tightening the top layers of skin or mucous membranes effectively reducing secretions, relieving irritation, and improving tissue firmness.
The infusion can be taken either hot or cold, and it tastes heavenly :)
(and this is me hoping that all cramps, allergies and the mean COLD will disappear ASAP).
Thursday, 4 March 2010
Moroccan Tea Ceremony
Wednesday, 3 March 2010
Dandelion Tea
- Dandelion Tea is an agent for keeping optimum liver, kidney and gallbladder functions.
- Dandelion Tea enhances detoxification by stimulating urination, as well as replacing the potassium lost to the increased volume of urine.
- Dandelion Tea is used to help in the health maintenance of those suffering from Type-1 and Type-2 diabetes.
- Dandelion Tea can be used for treatment of such liver disorders as hepatitis and jaundice.
- Dandelion Tea can be used for purifying the blood and cleansing the system.
- Dandelion Tea can help in relieving digestive disorders such as constipation and diarrhea.
- Dandelion Tea has properties that can help cleanse and improve the skin.
Wednesday, 27 January 2010
Chocodate with the Girls!
Saturday, 16 January 2010
EU Foreign Policy & Muumintrollet
Monday, 11 January 2010
Green Tea with a Hunch of Cranberry
It's definitely worth a try!
Sunday, 15 November 2009
Creating Rituals
One of the amazing things that has happened to me lately is our Saturday-date-ritual. A friend of mine and I will meet up each Saturday, find some random coffee place and talk crap for hours (the topics this weekend included psycopathy, crazy family members, literature, education, work, etc.) Not only is it a great way to get rid of some steam, but we also get to try new places in Valencia. This time we stubled upon a British pub (forgot the name, sorry!) which claimed to have 85 different teas. Although I ended up not getting what I asked for, I am more than willing to give the place another chance (if I can find it, that is!).
Now I´m drinking some yogi tea while trying to get ready for tomorrow: the cold has almost disappeared, and it feels to be back in business again.
Monday, 19 January 2009
Warm and Sweet

Aih, it's cold today, and my computer decided to close the programme in the middle of one of the lectures I had to listen/watch today. The keyboard is covered in kiwi... slimey. No big deal... it might work out.
Right, there is actually a point with this post, and the point is called rooibos vanilla tea. Rooibos, which is also known as red tea(but shouldn't be confused with pu-erh) is made from the rooibos plant that can be found in Africa and it has several health benefits (please consult wikipedia).
So, today I got myself some, spiced with vanilla. This particular tea has 7% vanilla in it (real, fake, sugar, I dont wanna know...) so it smells delicious and tastes sweet, which is a nice change to the bitterness of green tea. Definitely worth a try!
Sunday, 23 November 2008
Christmas Tea

Autumn and winter are definitely the best seasons for a piping hot cup of tea (it would also be nice to be drinking it while watching the snow slowly falling outside, covering everything in white...). It is also this time of the year that christmas-related products start popping up wherever you go.
Admittedly, the green Christmas tea from the Tea Shop* does manage to increase the Christmas feeling, it smells delicious, and the taste is not too bad either(could be a bit stronger)**. I would inform you about the ingredients (it is in an infusion of green tea, almonds... and a lot of other things), but unfortunately the webpage does not work properly.
* it took a fellow Scandinavian to attempt to change the lousy tea culture in this country.
** using a 20-year-old microwave for brewing tea will not guarantee the best taste possible.
Monday, 3 November 2008
Choco Tea
Sunday, 7 September 2008
Teekokeilussa Indian Goa

Ostin muutama päivä sitten Twiningsin appelsiini-teetä ihan vain kokeiltavaksi. Kyseessä on musta tee johon on sekoitettu appelsiinia. Tee on vahvaa, mutta samalla ihanan raikkaan makuista. En kuitenkaan suosittele kuppia enempää.
Teetä juodessa ajattelin taas vaihteeksi omaa elämääni; voin ihan rehellisesti sanoa olevani tyytyväinen työpaikkaani ja umpirakastunut poikaystävääni, eli sillä saralla eivät asiat voisi olla paremmin. Silti minulta puuttuu jotakin, olen eksyksissä. Se puuttuva pala ei liity yllä mainittuihin asioihin, vaan ihan itseeni. Elämä tuntuu vaan niin tyhjältä ilman opiskelua, ilman haasteita. Nyh, minä haluan takaisin koulunpenkille. Nyt on kuitenkin löydettävä itselleen aikaa, kuunnella päätä ja sydäntä, sekä muiden mielipiteitä. Helliä itseään, nauttia elämästä. Mitä haluan elämältäni? Mitä minä voisi tehdä että kehittyisin, oppisin? Mistä löytyisi intohimo? Miten järjestäisin elämäni niin, että kerkeän tehdä kaiken mitä suunnittelen? Kysymyksiä on vaikka millä mitalla, mutta toivon ja uskon kuitenkin että pikkuhiljaa palaset asettuvat paikalleen, nyt ei ole mihinkään kiire ja vihdoinkin voin olla ihan oma itseni.
Monday, 7 July 2008
Kokeilussa: herättävä tee

Kuulun niihin ihmisiin jotka pystyvät nukahtamaan aivan missä vain ja milloin vain, taito josta on tällä hetkellä enemmän haittaa kuin hyötyä. Tänään meinasin nukahtaa toimistossa (tällä menoa saan kohta potkut), joten kahvin ja kokiksen seuraksi oli aivan pako löytää vielä jokin ylimääräinen energian (lue kofeiinin) lähde. Lähikaupassa löytyikin ihan halvalla "activa tea":tä joka sisältää valkoista teetä, vihreää teetä, minttua, kanelia, guaranaa ja kaikenlaisia yrttejä. Mikä parasta: 100 ml sisältää 172 mg kofeiinia (onkohan tuo mahdollista, vai valehtelvatko ne mulle?).
Nyt hörppäilen tätä ja ilmoitan sitten miltä se oikein maistuu (ja herättääkö se ihan oikeasti oikeat unikekot!)



