…and since the molasses jar was located, and since it’s downright chilly this afternoon, a generous spoonful nicely complemented this gingerbread tea (orange peel, anise being the slightly out-of-the-ordinary additions). Good for the day and for the season. I like the notion of “seasonally curated” teas—it sounds much classier than “I’ve got leftovers from last year that need to be used up!”

Kaylee

You definitely deserve a reward for all the work you put into getting that molasses jar! Also, yes, I have so many seasonal teas from years past and I also like this framing better, it makes me feel less guilty about it!

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Kaylee

You definitely deserve a reward for all the work you put into getting that molasses jar! Also, yes, I have so many seasonal teas from years past and I also like this framing better, it makes me feel less guilty about it!

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