80oz… The oily layer on top is really bugging me, now. Is it the melted chocolate chips? Is it a by-product of the steeped nuts, coconut, and cocoa pieces? Could it be the salt?
Either way, this really is a tea that you either need to drink down quickly, or drink with a spoon. The melted chocolate mixes well with the water at first, but after sitting, sinks to the bottom of the cup and needs to be stirred back in.
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It’s probably low quality chocolate chips. I have a blend from another company where they used cheap chocolate that always goes oily on the top.
It could also be the coconut, because most teas with coconut will have a slight oily surface from the oil in the coconut.
I think you’re correct LiberTEAS, as the tea I was referencing also has coconut in it. I bow to your tea knowledge.
It’s probably low quality chocolate chips. I have a blend from another company where they used cheap chocolate that always goes oily on the top.
It could also be the coconut, because most teas with coconut will have a slight oily surface from the oil in the coconut.
I think you’re correct LiberTEAS, as the tea I was referencing also has coconut in it. I bow to your tea knowledge.