They're sweet, but not overly so, and with a definite tea taste. They are also very addictive, and surprisingly strong.
Woo hoo! TEA CANDY! YEAH! CAFFEINE AND SUGAR! YAY!
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I've never seen those here in the US. Hey, if you can send me one and I like it, I'll agree it's okay to put tea, milk, and whatever-the-hell-you-want in tea. What do you say? :-)
ReplyDeleteAnd they have anti-oxidants so you obviously can't go wrong.
ReplyDeletehm, and the one thing I wonder is "are those crips/chips???" or what are they otherwise!?!??!
ReplyDelete:)
sound delish though.
MH, deal! Do you want a whole pack, or just a couple of singles?
ReplyDeleteXX, yes, they will no doubt prevent cancer, Parkinsons, and, erm, caffeine deficiency..
Chall, huh?!
I have never seen the candy. I didn't know what it was.... so I asked... but I am still not wiser (that might take a while) :)
ReplyDeleteThey sure look like they would taste a whole lot better than the caffeine mints! I think I would miss the "hot liquid" part of my tea though, perhaps because my office is always freezing.
ReplyDeleteChall, sorry, it was the mention of crisps and chips that threw me off! These are just hard candies.
ReplyDeleteSG, caffeine mints?! I've seen caffeinated beer (Molson Buzz), but I don't think that trend lasted more than a couple of weeks.
The sweets are not a replacement for proper tea, but they are very very tasty.
Hmm, I will be persuaded if they make a candy version of Southern Sweet Tea. I'll then need you to send round some money so I can go to a dentist to have my teeth taken out immediately.
ReplyDeleteCath--Sweet! I'll email you my address--a few singles will do. Tell you what, I'll even mail you back something tasty from my home country if you think it'll make it through customs!
ReplyDeleteHermitage, I am in danger of needing a dentist myself...
ReplyDeleteMH, I hadn't thought of customs! I wonder if it would be easier to send a whole unopened pack? I'll see if I can find some rules posted somewhere.
It is pretty easy to mail candy to people. When I lived in Australia, my mom would mail me care packages that included all kinds of candies, cookies (packaged) and other fun things. I do the same now with some Canadian friends living in Australia (in return for Tim Tams, Burger Rings, etc). A package might work best, but it shouldn't be an issue.
ReplyDeleteMaybe you might be nice enough to provide me with a sample?
OK, good to know! And WTF are Burger Rings?!
ReplyDeleteAs already communicated via email, I'll bring samples tomorrow!
Mmmm, burger rings...kind of like crisps, but they are ring shaped (so I guess are really a preformed substance of some type) that taste a bit like a hamburger. Sounds icky, now that I type it, but they are pretty good!
ReplyDeleteI am loving the tea candy. Perfect for late afternoon sugar crashes.
I'm glad you like them! The cupcakes were really yummy too - thanks again!
ReplyDeleteWhere can I get them?? They look like something I would eat all the time, so maybe it's just as well that they are *up there* and I am *down here* :)
ReplyDeleteEvery time I see ZOMG, I think of my migraine medication - not sure if that's good or bad. And I pronounce it that way: Zomig.
ah! where did you get those?!? i NEED some!!!!!
ReplyDeleteThey're from a tea shop called Steeps - no idea if it's a one-off or a chain, sorry!
ReplyDeleteLOL@zomig!