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I am eating my usual warm weather breakfast: Quaker Oatmeal Quakers (brown sugar flavored) with skim milk & a sprinkling of cinnamon as well as a cup of dark chocolate almond milk
To Chava61
Winter tea is black tea with spices (clove,cinnamon,allspice) and dried orange peel. It is similar to Chai tea but much less spicy/milder in taste but still a warming tea. You can diy any black tea add dried orange peel and spices, try out small batches with different amount of spices/peels until you find the mix you like in taste.
Instead of orange peel try lemon peel or lime peel. Or a mix of these.
After church we will have our favorite once every month or so breakfast: Home made lox and bagels withour Sunday morning Bloody Mary.. The lox have been curing for a couple of days: They are better when they cure longer but I forgot to take the salmon out of the freezer in time.
To Chava61
Winter tea is black tea with spices (clove,cinnamon,allspice) and dried orange peel. It is similar to Chai tea but much less spicy/milder in taste but still a warming tea. You can diy any black tea add dried orange peel and spices, try out small batches with different amount of spices/peels until you find the mix you like in taste.
Instead of orange peel try lemon peel or lime peel. Or a mix of these.
Thanks for the explanation. I am not a great fan of Chai tea, so I think I will pass.
Meanwhile, a regular warm weather breakfast: Quaker Oatmeal Quakers (brown sugar flavored) with skim milk & a sprinkling of cinnamon as well as a cup of dark chocolate almond milk
Chicken sausage, Greek yogurt, local blackberries.
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