#vanilla tea

[sophiatheautisticwallflower]

Colouring and chill with a nice art 🎨 stream and vanilla tea 🍵with sugar and milk 🥛in it and some early chocolate 🍫

[foodemon]

Afternoon Tea at The Lobby Lounge, The Ritz-Carlton KL.

[my-gray-mane]

Recipe: Vanilla milk tea

i havent made a post like this before but i just tried making this drink and it is fantastic, the perfect thing to warm you up in winter or fall/autumn if you’re not fond of coffee!

you will need: 1 teabag(i used black tea but others should work too) , some milk (as much as you like in tea), 2 teaspoons of sugar (you can change it up if you like) and one bottle of vanilla extract

1. to start fill the kettle and put it on to boil then grab your cup or mug and pour in how much milk you want in your tea

2. next add some vanilla extract, roughly 1 cap full should do but you can adjust if you feel it needs it

3. add the sugar, i went with 2 tea spoons so its a little sweet but not super heavy, now mix it together in the cup

4. by now the kettle should still e boiling so take your teabag and put it in the cup along with the milk mixture and let it steep until the kettle boils

5. now that the water is boiled use your spoon to lift the teabag out of the milk and then pour the boiled water over the teabag into the cup to let some flavour through

6. put the teabag back in the cup and let it steep for a minute or so, you can stir the tea and squash the teabag to try and get more flavour out.

and there you go! you now have a lovely vanilla milk tea to sip on during the cold weather, please feel free to reblog and post this recipe anywhere you want so more people can find it and get to enjoy this great drink

[wakemeattwilight]

physics [fiz-iks], n “a branch of science chiefly concerned with using exceptionally long and complicated formulas to describe how a ball rolls.”

[thebook-ofyourlife]

Vanilla tea.

[rhapsoteainbrew]

Vanilla & Rooibos from Trader Joe’s

Prep: 212° water, 5½ minutes steep, creamer Verdict: ★★★☆☆ 3/5 Good!

I was wary about this tea because it smells exactly like cherry cough syrup. I’m not sure how. It’s regular old rooibos tea with some vanilla flavoring—neither of which have a tendency to taste like cough syrup in my experience. However, the smell did not linger after brewing and the taste is nothing like that sticky, syrupy hell (and this would be so much more enjoyable to take for your cough).

The flavor of this tea was pleasantly sweet, a little demure—if you can call a tea demure. It’s gentle, with distinct vanilla, and a peaceful sort of serenity. The flavor could be a bit stronger, though it’s soft sweetness is still bright and clear. There’s a bit of a dryness, however, that lingers in the back of your mouth and throat. It will quell your sweet tooth better than it’ll quench your thirst, though it’s still a nice, sweet dessert tea. This tea is the perfect pairing for a sweet cookie or an evening treat.

[friday-tea]

Good morning, teahearts! What's keeping you cozy through these last lingering days of winter? ❄️🍵⁠ ⁠ In my cup: Decaf Vanilla Black

[mahdiehmirzaie]

the vanilla in the tea doesn't taste a thing but it just smell a little of winter.