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All in a TeaShell: Jessie's tea with a twist ;)

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With some leftover marijuana twigs, I wanted to try making some tea.

Ingredients

  • 1/2 tsp Jessie’s tea from David’s tea
  • 2 tbsp marijuana branches, broken up into small pieces
  • 1 cup water
  • 1 cup almond milk (or any other type of milk)
  • 2 drops of stevia (or any other sweetener such as agave)

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teashell: Long Life Oolong by David’s tea Live long and prosper.  Peach-scented oolong has long been popular in China – possibly because, in ancient legends, magical peaches were consumed by the gods to achieve immortality. The best way to make it? Place organic oolong in an airtight room with baskets of peaches to scent it. Then add peach and apricot pieces, almond slices, orange peel and safflower petals. Immortality never tasted so sweet. My Thoughts: Naturally sweet tea would be just as good iced as it is hot.  It resembles Southern belle, but contrary to it, the Long life Oolong is fruitier than it is sweet.  I love this tea !! It’s great to wake up to in the morning.  The citrus, fruity taste gives you the positive pep you need to get started.  Definitely a tea to try !!   High-res

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Long Life Oolong by David’s tea
Live long and prosper.  Peach-scented oolong has long been popular in China – possibly because, in ancient legends, magical peaches were consumed by the gods to achieve immortality. The best way to make it? Place organic oolong in an airtight room with baskets of peaches to scent it. Then add peach and apricot pieces, almond slices, orange peel and safflower petals. Immortality never tasted so sweet.
My Thoughts:
Naturally sweet tea would be just as good iced as it is hot.  It resembles Southern belle, but contrary to it, the Long life Oolong is fruitier than it is sweet.  I love this tea !! It’s great to wake up to in the morning.  The citrus, fruity taste gives you the positive pep you need to get started.  Definitely a tea to try !!  
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