[ SECRET POST #3292 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3292 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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09. [WARNING for eating disorders]





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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Sweet or flavored teas tend to appeal more to a wide audience, but a lot of them don't actually contain any tea leaves because they're hibiscus based. I have to confess... when people say they're a tea drinker and what they really mean is that they like Celestial Seasonings lemon zinger, I think, "... oh. So not really a tea drinker, then."

ayrt

[(Anonymous)]

Adagio deals in all loose-leaf, as far as I know--if it doesn't, the fandom blends do. That said, the majority of the loose-leaf blends I've purchased from Adagio and other places are based on rooiboos since I try to avoid caffeine, and it seems to be discounted as "not tea" in a similar way.

I had no idea about most store-bought ones being hibiscus-based, though! Very interesting.

Re: ayrt

[(Anonymous)]

nayrt

Well, technically it's not tea, because tea is what's made from the leaves of the Camellia sinensis plant. "Teas" based on rooibos or hibiscus are tisanes.

ayrt

[(Anonymous)]

That makes more sense! I didn't have the time to search about the topic, so I appreciate the technical explanation.