What kind of tea is your favorite? or should I try?

Answer 1

Muskeg tea should help your stomach. My favorite may be Earl Grey with lavender. Yum.

Answer 2

Lipton Hazenult Flavoured Black Tea.

So aromatic and delicious.

Try this recipe: Hazelnut Tea Custards

300 mL heavy cream
45 mL milk
4 bags Lipton Hazelnut Flavoured Tea (see Note 1)
125 mL (about 1/2 cup) granulated sugar (see Note 2)
4 large egg yolks
golden or light brown sugar

Note 1: Since we're on the topic of tea, if you don't have Lipton Hazelnut Flavoured Tea available, try it with green-tea bags. I think it'll taste like green-tea ice cream (yum, yum)!
Note 2: The recipe calls for 125 mL granulated sugar, but it'd be too sweet if you use such a large amount. I would recommend using 95-100 mL of sugar instead, especially if you choose to melt brown sugar or caramelise granulated sugar in the end.


In a small saucepan, bring cream and milk to a boil. Add tea bags, remove from heat, cover and steep for 15 minutes. Preheat oven to 160 degrees Celsius (160 degrees Fahrenheit). Place 6 ramekins in a baking pan. In a medium bowl, whisk together granulated sugar and egg yolks until pale yellow. Remove tea bags from the milk and cream mixture. Whisking constantly, slowly add the milk mixture to the yolk mixture. Fill the ramekins halfway. Pour hot water into the baking dish until it reaches halfway up the sides of the ramekins. Bake until the custard is set. Remove the ramekins from the baking pan and let cool. *Sprinkle with brown sugar and broil until the sugar melts. Serves 6.


*For a more elegant dessert that's perfect for entertaining, sprinkle about a teaspoon or so of granulated sugar on the surface of a chilled custard. Then, using a torch, caramelise the sugar to a crisp, thin sheet, as you would a crème brûlée.

Answer 3

Green tea

Answer 4

I'm not much of a tea drinker, but I would like to try the tea mentioned below. :-D
By the way, Kiss my Derriere is a rather strange name to call yourself. :-)

A famous English tea taster, believing he had tasted every tea known to man, decided to retire. At his retirement party, someone mentioned a tea made from the hair of a koala bear and only available in a small town called Mercy in the Australian Outback.
Well, because he hadn't tried this tea, the tea taster postponed his retirement and set off for Australia. After his British Airways flight landed in Sydney, he switched to Qantas for a flight to Alice Springs then to a bus which took him to Mercy, deep in the Outback.
Walking along the only street in Mercy, he found a small bar, went inside, sat down at the counter and asked the barman if he could have a cup of the famous tea made from the hair of a koala bear.
The barman went back to the kitchen an a few minutes later returned with a cup of the tea. The English tea taster took a sip and immediately spat it out.
"This tea is vile, the worst I've ever tasted," he exclaimed. "It is also full of hair; the very least you could have done is strain it."
The barman, somewhat taken aback, said: "But sir, the koala tea of Mercy is not strained."

Answer 5

Regular Lipton Sweetened Iced Tea, made with Mr. Coffee Iced Tea Maker. It's made with lots of ice, and I always put about 1 cup of sugar in with the ice as the tea is brewing, and it makes 3 quarts of tea. Super good.

Answer 6

I like darjeeling. Lipton India makes a great long leaf Lipton called Lipton Green. (The tea is black)...

Gyrokuro is a relaxing but expensive Japanese green tea.

Lion Mountain Keemun has winey notes, Kensington Ceylon is full-bodied, second flush Assam is heavy, great with milk for breakfast!

Answer 7

Irish breakfast tea is awesome.... also Organic Strawberry's and Cream tea.

Answer 8

luisianne tea is the best for iced tea

Answer 9

Celestial Seasonings Mandarin Orange Spice is awesome.

Answer 10

Egyptian tea - you can find it at most health food stores. It tastes so good and even though it's hot, when it goes down your throat it almost feels as though it's cooling it. Awesome! And tastes great too!

Answer 11

I like orange flavored tea. I think Lipton makes a type of it.