I had the chance to try a tea I've never had before when I spotted a box of Typhoo at my local Tuesday Morning store. It was a bargain at only $2.25, and I figured if it proved undrinkable it could always be added to the compost pile for the garden! lol...by the way, the compost pile is where all of my spent tea leaves end up. Did you know tea leaves, as well as coffee grounds, are great additions to the soil?
When I removed the foil package from the box I was delighted to discover wonderful tea quotes on the front and back. I love little details like that! I found the Typhoo to be a nice black afternoon tea, that works well for breakfast too as long as you are not expecting a hearty assam type cuppa at the start of your day. The Typhoo does stand up to a little milk and sugar, though.
The Sticky Fingers Raspberry scones were as easy to make as adding water, scoring and baking..which is what I did! I couldn't wait to add dollops of Devon Cream College Girl had given me for Mother's Day. Warm scones, lots of raspberry or blackberry jam and Devon Cream is my idea of culinary heaven.
Since it was time for breakfast, I made a veggie omelet and sausage to go with my Typhoo and scone.
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