Banana Cream Pie

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Tea of the Week for April 29, 2024!

When I first decided to go with this tea, I had to search the archives to make sure that we’ve never actually crafted a Banana Cream Pie Black Tea before – because – it seems like we should have, right? But after searching all the information that I have available to me – which has been severely limited to me due to the great computer crash of 2017 – I could not find a Banana Cream Pie Black Tea. There have been Banana Cream Pie teas with bases other than black tea (Houjicha & then my v.2 with Houjicha/White Tea) but no black tea base.

So, I decided to remedy that immediately.

This blend starts with our go-to organic black tea blend of Assam & Yunnan. I then added freeze-dried bananas, vanilla beans & a touch of magic essence to create a delectable banana cream pie experience for your teacup! This amazing tea is organic, vegan, gluten-free, allergen-friendly & all natural.

organic ingredients: black teas, bananas, vanilla beans & natural flavors

to brew: shake the pouch well. Those vanilla beans are super tiny and may sift toward the bottom of the pouch & you really want those mixed throughout when you measure out this tea! Use 3g of tea to 12oz of nearly boiling water (205°F) allow to steep for 3 ½ minutes & strain.

serving suggestion: During my taste tests of this tea, I drank it hot & it disappeared pretty quickly upon pouring it into my teacup – so I didn’t get to taste the cooled down version, but I suspect this would be good cold too! I imagine it would work amazingly as a cold-brew. It makes an amazing latte! I highly recommend brewing it strong & adding your choice of milk (or for extra creaminess, try it with some half & half or heavy cream!) It also works well without sweetener, although I found that a teensy bit of sugar brought out the creamy vanilla notes as well as a bit more sweetness of banana.

The strong, bold black tea base is softened by the creaminess of the vanilla & the sweet banana. Makes a delicious morning tea!

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Currently sipping this tea. When I first decided to craft this tea, I was surprised that it was not a tea that we had currently blended before. We had created the Banana Coconut Cream Pie Houjicha & then later the version with white tea & houjicha – but never just a Banana Cream Pie tea. How could that be, given my love for banana teas?

Anyway, it was high time I remedy that! I slightly overleafed this particular pot of tea and I must admit that it’s even better when a little overleafed (sorry!) It’s really good when prepared according to package parameters, however, when it’s overleafed, the black tea base tastes a bit more robust while not sacrificing the flavor of banana cream pie.

I taste banana, I taste the creamy custard and a hint of pastry. I even get a note of the whipped cream topping. So nice. An ideal breakfast tea when overleafed like this. While conducting taste testing sessions with this tea, there were a couple of times when I had forgotten that I had a cup of tea somewhere (lol) and I’d return to it gone cold. It was really good cold too! I also tried it cold-brewed and it makes a really nice cold brew.

This one is almost gone although I will be adding a couple more pouches to the website later this afternoon – so if you go to the website looking for it, please be patient with me!

tea-sipper

How could I forget Banana Coconut Cream Pie Houjicha?!?! Is that one eligible for future holiday box polls?

52Teas

Hi tea-sipper: Actually, no. Houjicha is a difficult to package tea because it’s very “bulky” – it takes up a lot of space in a package without adding much weight. 9 grams of Houjicha takes up twice the room of 9 grams of most other teas (the same is true of most white teas). That’s why I don’t include white teas in the holiday box as well.

tea-sipper

Ah okay. I knew that rule was for white tea, wasn’t sure on houjicha! I probably knew this in the past at some point, which is why I didn’t vote for it. :D

52Teas

However, it’s important to still mention it because anything that I can’t (for whatever reason) add to the poll, I will add to my reblend list for the next year, and when it comes time for me to decide what to reblend at any given time (I generally do 1 reblend every month, some months I do a whole month of reblends, others, I don’t do any reblends but usually at least 1 per month) I turn to my reblend list. :)

tea-sipper

okay. I will remember this. :D

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