Hojicha Cinnamon Raisin Bread Pudding

Tea type
Fruit Green Blend
Ingredients
Apple, Cinnamon, Hojicha, Maple Crystals, Raisins
Flavors
Caramel, Cinnamon, Roasty, Sugar, Bread, Brown Sugar, Raisins, Sweet, Viscous, Burnt, Roasted, Smooth, Toast, Autumn Leaf Pile, Maple, Toasty
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Caffeine
Low
Certification
Organic
Edit tea info Last updated by Cameron B.
Average preparation
200 °F / 93 °C 4 min, 0 sec 3 g 11 oz / 334 ml

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  • “Eating food from Canadian companies today so I’m curating my teas to match! I placed a truly ridiculous order with a vegan grocer in British Columbia, initially because I wanted the specific vegan...” Read full tasting note
    87
  • “I love toasty hojicha and I love maple and I love an earthy, almost woody cinnamon, so this should be a win! But unfortunately it’s just too sweet for my taste, probably because it has maple...” Read full tasting note
    65
  • “The maple crystals come to the forefront of this tea and create a nice enough sweetness (a bit sweet for my liking), but almost drown out other flavours. I can certainly smell the cinnamon, but the...” Read full tasting note
  • “Really like this one. The hojicha base perfectly suits the cinnamon and gentle maple sweetness and makes for a very smooth, warming cup. I particularly like the cinnamon in this tea – sometimes it...” Read full tasting note
    86

From Dessert by Deb

Oh the mouthwatering aromas from a little cottage bakery: muffins, pies, oh and yes, bread…and bread pudding straight from the oven! This sweet and earthy roasted Japanese hojicha blend is a comforting fall blend like no other with cinnamon, raisins, maple, and brown sugar. Dish up a portion of this warm and delicious treat for the coziest hug in a mug!

Certified organic ingredients: Roasted Green Tea, Canadian Maple, Cinnamon, Raisins, Brown Sugar, Apple

Handcrafted in Toronto, Canada

Steeping instructions: 2 tea spoons at 200F for 5-6 mins (enjoy me as a tea latte!)

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1194 tasting notes

Eating food from Canadian companies today so I’m curating my teas to match! I placed a truly ridiculous order with a vegan grocer in British Columbia, initially because I wanted the specific vegan gummies they had in stock but then because they had a bunch of other intriguing treats. Canadians, your vegan options are SOLID!
I paired this with vegan lox on a bagel and cream cheese. Not the best pairing, but I don’t have any non-sweet low-caffeine/no-caffeine options from a Canadian company. My thinking here was that at least the roastiness of the hojicha might complement the smokiness of the lox. Which it probably would, but the cinnamon sugar really clashes. I ended up waiting until I finished the bagel and drinking most of the tea afterwards.

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I love toasty hojicha and I love maple and I love an earthy, almost woody cinnamon, so this should be a win! But unfortunately it’s just too sweet for my taste, probably because it has maple crystals AND apple AND brown sugar. The latter almost drowns out the cinnamon — I get a bit of cinnamon mid-sip, but almost straight cloying sugar by the end.

Points for accuracy in naming, though, because it’s very evocative of cinnamon raisin bread. Not so much on the bread pudding, alas.

Flavors: Bread, Brown Sugar, Cinnamon, Raisins, Sugar, Sweet, Viscous

gmathis

Too bad—the description sounds like a win-win-win.

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1361 tasting notes

The maple crystals come to the forefront of this tea and create a nice enough sweetness (a bit sweet for my liking), but almost drown out other flavours. I can certainly smell the cinnamon, but the taste is extremely subtle. This is essentially a maple-sweetened hojicha.

Thanks for sharing Cameron!

Preparation
200 °F / 93 °C 5 min, 15 sec 3 g 10 OZ / 295 ML
Cameron B.

I think I would prefer it a bit less sweet too, but it still tastes like toasted cinnamon raisin bread to me!

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6111 tasting notes

Really like this one. The hojicha base perfectly suits the cinnamon and gentle maple sweetness and makes for a very smooth, warming cup. I particularly like the cinnamon in this tea – sometimes it can taste too much like red hots but not here – it’s very gentle and smooth. Very tasty.

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Sipdown! (19 | 471)

I have a whole tin of this, but just finished off a 25g packet that I had lying around. This is probably my favorite tea from Deb, and it really does taste like toasted cinnamon raisin bread to me. So cozy and comforting, and surprisingly not too sweet even though there’s a definite sweetness to it.

I dig it. Glad I have another 100 grams to go. :D

Flavors: Autumn Leaf Pile, Brown Sugar, Cinnamon, Raisins, Roasted, Sweet, Toast

Preparation
200 °F / 93 °C 3 min, 0 sec 2 tsp 12 OZ / 354 ML
Courtney

Autumn leaf piles makes me smile every time I see it. :)

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Sample from VariaTEA. I’m surprised that i liked this one as much as i did. Hojicha is hit or miss for me but in this case it wasn’t half bad. This was more cinnamon raisin bread to me than bread pudding but i’d call that a win for Deb lol

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Prior to trying this tea I really hadn’t developed a taste for hojicha. I decided I would order this tea based on some great reviews I had seen and wow, it didn’t let me down. I should start by saying I love cinnamon raisin bread, absolutely love it! I can safely say that this tea is cinnamon raisin bread….in a cup!!!!!!!! The hojicha base gives this tea a darker quality, makes me think of when you are eating raisin bread and the crust ends are all dark and browned, this is the taste that is captured here. The raisin and cinnamon are there, I get everything! I do enjoy this one as a latte, as Deb suggests to make it as, and I think the latte aspect brings out the pudding part of the title. This tea actually was my top tea of 2020, it was that good!!!!! As someone who tries a lot of teas it take a lot to really wow me and this tea really did wow me!!

Inkling

Wow, this sounds amazing!

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I had such high hopes for this one but I am not loving it. I think its the hojicha since this is overwhelmingly grassy. Cinnamon, sweet maple, grass. So its not working for me at all…which is probably for the best since I can’t love and own everything.

Cameron B.

Aww what a shame, I agree that sometimes houjicha can be too grassy. I have this one but haven’t opened it yet…

VariaTEA

I feel like I am not in the majority so hopefully you have better luck than I did.

Silent Kettle

Did you try this one as a latte? Sorry to hear you didn’t like it :( This one is one of my favourites! <3

VariaTEA

Yeah, it was a latte. Cant win them all but that just means one less tea I want to buy so my wallet will be happy lol

Silent Kettle

Aw! Sorry to hear that! :( True, everybody has different taste buds, ha-ha! :) What would you say your favourite tea from Dessert by Deb is?

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I love this one! :) I like it as a latte, but I also like it plain. It tastes like you are drinking a melted cinnamon raisin bread! :) I also love how Deb makes flavoured hojicha blends.

Flavors: Bread, Brown Sugar, Cinnamon, Maple, Raisins, Roasted, Toasty

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1855 tasting notes

Yummmmmm. This is the tea that made me place my first Dessert By Deb order. I love hojicha, and feel like it’s so under-utilized in flavored blends. The maple is subtle and works really well here. It’s bready, and the cinnamon is bold. It really tastes like a toasted piece of cinnamon swirl bread. Tried with and without oat milk, and both ways are tasty. I think I prefer with milk.

Silent Kettle

I agree! It is super delicious as a latte

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