What’s in your cup?

[JoSometimes]

 

A companion thread to What's on your plate? 

I thought it would fun to share what we’re all drinking. It could be your favourite tea or show of your crowd pleasing cocktail recipes. What’s in your cup?

Right now, I’m enjoying a nice cup of ginger peach tea with milk and honey. It’s nice and calming before bed. 

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And shout out to the original thread  I kinda found out too late about this and it’s been far too long since it was updated. 

[SportyGirly125]

@JoSometimes @Welcome 

[Titian06]

OMGosh, @SportyGirly125 , your mug is too cute! 🥰

[SportyGirly125]

@Titian06 Thank you 

[CorgiMommy]

@SportyGirly125 looks so pretty and calming

[SportyGirly125]

@CorgiMommy @It really is. 

[JoSometimes]

I absolutely needed this today. According to my car, the temperature was 35°C (95°F for my American friends).

[jaaayp]

Oooh. I haven't had a frap in so long. This post will make me drive to Starbucks tomorrow @JoSometimes ! Also, "American friends" comment 😂

[JoSometimes]

@jaaayp It’s not my fault your forefathers decided to stick with Fahrenheit! It’s such a confusing unit of measurement!

Also, enjoy your frap tomorrow! 😉

[jaaayp]

We think we are special and unique @JoSometimes 😂😂

[SportyGirly125]

Green almond flavored milk tea with no sugar. Roasting Water drinks always come in cute plastic bottles or glass bottles. 

[JoSometimes]

Wow @SportyGirly125! That’s the first time I’ve heard of a boba shop serving drinks in reusable plastic and glass containers like this. Do they charge extra for it?

[SportyGirly125]

@JoSometimes @Nope no extra charge. 

[JoSometimes]

@SportyGirly125 That’s amazing. I love that idea. I hope shops around here would follow suit someday. 

[Titian06]

@SportyGirly125 - Do you find something like this at a specialty store (an Asian grocery store, a tea shop, etc.) or a grocery store?  I'm not familiar with this product, but I like trying new things. 🙂

[SportyGirly125]

@Titian06 @It’s from a boba shop not too far from me. They serve their drinks in plastic bottle with designs or in a glass bottle. 

[JoSometimes]

 

Celebrated Canada Day with a tall class of Calamansi juice. Calamansi is sometimes called the Philippine lemon. They’re a tiny citrus fruit that is about the size of a quarter and tastes like a cross between a lemon and a lime. They pack a sour punch if eaten straight up. As juice, it’s basically somewhere between lemonade and limeade. 

[CorgiMommy]

@JoSometimes that sounds awesome .  I will have to try it

[JoSometimes]

I hope you have a chance to try it someday @CorgiMommy. It’s like lemonade but less tart.

[jaaayp]

@JoSometimes sounds delicious!!! IS THIS PICTURE FROM YOUR TREE?!?!?

[JoSometimes]

@jaaayp Noooo! Just a picture I grabbed from the internet. I wish I had a tree but it wouldn’t survive the winter. 

[Titian06]

I've not heard of this.  It sounds really good, @JoSometimes ! 🍋🍈