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Rose Dawson is a wife and mother to two boys. She used to own a coffee and tea shop. Now she prefers to write. There’s always something brewing, or steeping in Rose's kitchen. mad4tea@sbcglobal.net

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Festive apple-tea crisp

Tuesday, December 1st, 2009

If you’re tired of all the pumpkin and sweet potato pastries, here’s an easy (but definitely unique) apple crisp recipe that’s good...
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TeaZazz sparkling green tea mint falls flat

I like tea in all sorts of incarnations—tea breads, tea ice cream, tea slushies. But carbonated tea? Intriguing! I’ve heard of...
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Candy cane lane tea satisfies sweet tooth

It’s like hanging out at a candy store, minus the guilt and temptation. And that’s just when you open the box. Celestial Seasonings’...
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Pomberry green tea : a tea to be thankful for

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If you’re looking for the perfect tea to serve with all your thanksgiving goodies, look no further than Pomberry Green Tea, an offering from...
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Tea is healthy alternative to soda, other sugary drinks

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Soft drink sales have fallen flat for four consecutive years. Whether it is increased consumer awareness on the perils of soda or a weak economy, it...
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Blueberry and black tea muffins

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Tired of the usual blueberry muffins? Shake things up by adding black tea to the batter. Your blueberry muffins will never be the same again!...
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Flu season is tea season: best teas to drink when you're sick

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You got vaccinated. You wash your hands like you have OCD. You have purrell in your car, your desk, and your purse. But germs still win and you're...
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Make your own ginger tea

The Chinese have been using ginger as medicine for over 2,500 years. The underground stem, or rhizome of the ginger is most commonly used for upset...
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Earl Grey tea has colorful past

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Earl Grey is one of the most consumed teas in the west. It is a black tea blend with oil from a bergamot orange. The fruit itself is inedible (a cross...
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Fall for you apple and black tea cider

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After a scorching hot summer, the cooler weather sure feels nice. It’s finally fall in San Diego. And what better way to welcome fall than a...
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