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“So, I kept the steep time on this one short and the result was some tea which was pleasantly sweet and indulgent but not overwhelmingly spicy! Hooray! Downside is that it also made me realize that...” Read full tasting note
“Sipdown!! (197) So I was pretty worried about this because my swap partner, Roswell Strange, did not seem to be a fan. Luckily she sent me some to try though because I actually am enjoying this. It...” Read full tasting note
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For restless nights when you have those urges for a sinfully sweet treat, this Chocolate Kisses Chili Blend has perfected the midnight snack for your sneaky satisfaction. This two-sided tea is a blend that has a lot of depth and character: a rich sweet and spicy profile finally captures both naughty and nice flavors, to get an aroma that is to die for. Chocolate, dates and sultanas give this infusion a sugary decadence while chili loops add a little fire that will leave your taste buds amazed. It’s a game of the senses that offers you an exciting new experience.
Ingredients: Date bits, Cocoa bean bits, Sultanas, Currants, Flavouring, Sunflower blossoms, Chili loops.
100°C
212°F
2 tsp
8-10 min
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So, I kept the steep time on this one short and the result was some tea which was pleasantly sweet and indulgent but not overwhelmingly spicy! Hooray! Downside is that it also made me realize that I’m starving and maybe need to finally eat something a little bit more substantial than an apple.
That’s the only food I’ve had all day. Oops. I got kid of distracted by tea and the computer and such… Heh.
Sipdown!! (197)
So I was pretty worried about this because my swap partner, Roswell Strange, did not seem to be a fan. Luckily she sent me some to try though because I actually am enjoying this. It is chocolatey until the sip is almost over, at which point a little chili kick comes through. I don’t know if I would want 50 g of it but I would not turn down another cup. Thank you Roswell Strange for sending me a sample to try.
