Strawberry Daiquiri from four o'clock

Strawberry Daiquiri

Tea type
Herbal Tea
Ingredients
Apple Pieces, Berries, Citric Acid, Hibiscus Flowers, Licorice Root, Natural Strawberry Flavor, Orange Peels, Rose Hips, Strawberry Leaves
Flavors
Fruity, Strawberry, Sweet
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Caffeine
Caffeine Free
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205 °F / 96 °C 3 min, 0 sec

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This is actually better than I was expecting. I expected tartness from the hibiscus but turns out its actually quite fruity. Mostly strawberry to be exact. I think this would also be a great iced tea. Although today I decided to try it first hot. Next time though… It’s getting iced.

Flavors: Fruity, Strawberry

Preparation
205 °F / 96 °C 3 min, 0 sec
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Ever drive to Wichita? Don’t bother, we took care of it for you. Hot, flat, and highly unexciting…which is why hubby pulled into a World Market on the way out of town so it would at least feel like we had a little whimsy on the trip.

And there this was. It had me at strawberry and the rubber duck on the box. I didn’t even look at the ingredient list, which includes a couple of my unfavorites—hibiscus and licorice.

But you know what? They are barely noticeable in this luscious and remarkably strawberry little surprise. I don’t do alcohol, so I can’t tell you if the daiquiri part of it is flavor-accurate, but this is pleasant and strong on the strawberry. (Most of you know how much I love good strawberry tea.)

Have had one cup hot, one cup chilled. Just right both times. A little sugar and it would taste like Kool-Aid for grownups. Perfect on a triple-digit, fry-yer-eyeballs week.
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Wichita, Wichita—in my Canadian imagination, it sounds like a good theme for a Country song.

This post delighted me, by the way. Who can argue with strawberry and a rubber duck on the box. And the silencing of liquorice wins me over as well.

What are your favourite strawberry teas, gmathis?

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This one: https://steepster.com/teas/tradtradition-slash-good-youngition-slash-good-young/27463-strawberry-black-tea … which, alas, I can’t find locally any more. Three bags in a mason jar in the fridge—summer lawn mowing thirst quenching goodness.

And this one: https://savoytea.com/collections/puerh-teas/products/chocolate-kiss Little fancier with chocolate and pu-erh. Strawberry bonbons.

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Wichita’s claim to commerce is aerospace, as it is a small city a million miles of flatness from anywhere. Boeing, an air force base, other miscellaneous small plane manufacturers. Cornfields on the outskirts of town. ONE two-lane state highway (with occasional passing zones far too far apart) in from Missouri. But then, it has a World Market. I don’t!

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Thank you. This one makes me happy. Now if only Zen Tea were to start selling it again. https://steepster.com/teas/zen-tea/30490-strawberry-cream

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Mmm! Dessert after a spinach and strawberry salad with honey/apple cider dressing…you’re welcome to come over for a snack as long as you promise not to make fun of my filthy kitchen.

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:)

Thank you. The very next time I am in Missouri.

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Sipdown! I liked this tea a lot more than I initially thought I would. I drank it iced quite a few times this summer.
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