Replying to @abby12345679v
Thank you, Happy Tea β dear friend Manuel :)π¦βπ
Replying to @abby12345679v
Thank you dear friend Manuel :)π¦πβ
Dear friends enjoy a wonderful weekend!! :)πππβ. Good night & sweet dreams :)πππββπ
Moonlit Kingdom of Dreamsππ
(inspired by Lee Hudson)π¨
Words can build a bridge,
But, they can also destroy,
Choose each one very carefully,
They can calm or annoy.
Words carry power,
They can hurt, instead of charm,
Why say something negative
That can cause another harm?
With such a wide vocabulary,
Just at our fingertips,
Why choose to allow hurtful words
to escape from your lips ?
Lets meet on the bridge of kindness,
And communicate with respect
Because, even if you don't realise
Each word has great effect ..
ποΈC.E. Coombesπ πΈ
π¨ Nakata Illustrations
Japanese Milk TeaππΈβ
A beloved version of Japanese milk tea is Royal Milk Tea, a creamy and comforting beverage that has a strong following in Japan and beyond.
Royal Milk Tea typically features a blend of black tea, such as Assam or Darjeeling, brewed to a robust intensity.
The tea is then combined with milk, often whole milk for its richness, and sometimes sweetened with sugar or honey to taste.
Royal Milk Tea is enjoyed both hot and cold, which makes it versatile for any season or preference.
To prepare Japanese Milk Tea, brew the tea leaves in hot water, then combine with heated milk to create a luxurious, comforting drink. You'll want to use 3 heaping teaspoons (about 9 grams) per cup of water. Choose Assam for a dark-colored tea or Darjeeling for a lighter tea.
[Image: Royal Milk Tea photograph by Munchyesta.]
Poetry, Tea and MeππΈβπ
Replying to @tpme53
Happy Tea β!! :)ππ°πβπΈβ°. Love Alice in wonderful. Mr. Rabbit & Mad Hatter Tea β!! :)ππ°ππΈβ
Replying to @berry1532
Thank you Berry. Happy coffee/Tea β!! :)π€π€πΈββ





