denoginnizer
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Cammomeel? Tasted like camel
denoginnizer":he812s09 said:Cammomeel? Tasted like camel
MO_cows":dtv9nmlj said:denoginnizer":dtv9nmlj said:Cammomeel? Tasted like camel
I think I can translate - chamomile tea???? There's no actual tea leaves in it, it's an herb. Supposed to help you relax/sleep.
Lammie":2ei1scje said:MO_cows":2ei1scje said:denoginnizer":2ei1scje said:Cammomeel? Tasted like camel
I think I can translate - chamomile tea???? There's no actual tea leaves in it, it's an herb. Supposed to help you relax/sleep.
Yes, it does. I've never tasted camel personally, but I'm pretty sure that if you soaked one in water for a while, that's what chamomile tea tastes like.
farmwriter":q98sjjyo said:BeefmasterB, I was thinking forget the chamomile altogether. My mother's sleep aid is benadryl and Crown. :lol2:
hillsdown":36cfotfs said:farmwriter":36cfotfs said:BeefmasterB, I was thinking forget the chamomile altogether. My mother's sleep aid is benadryl and Crown. :lol2:
:lol: :lol2: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: Or Drambuie, hubby likes Sambuca as a sleep aid when he has a cold.. :cowboy:
I drink diet coke exclusively, but this is dairy country and most around here have milk at every meal whether you are a dairy farmer or not.Auburn_Ag":ueyo96zc said:Not to take away from the thread, but if you are not from the south, what do yall drink with a meal?? water?? I am just courious.
dun":2qwe165q said:angie":2qwe165q said:I don't know about the others from up north, but I like a cup of tea with sugar in the winter when it is really cold outside ~ warms you right up!! I have never cared so much for coffee, but tea is good enough. It is good for sore throats as well. I have given it to my people and they drink it too. :nod: I don't have a fancy recipe for it, I just heat the water in the microwave till its plenty hot, then use the lipton tea bags. Put in sugar to taste. Some people use honey as well.denoginnizer":2qwe165q said:Anyone have a really good recipe for makey great Tea? I went up north last year and discovered yawl have some kinda aversion to sweet tea. Whats the deal with that?
You should know by now that southerners have to have something special. They can;t just call it iced tea like everyone else in the world.
TexasBred":2eheiwu9 said:Here's how I do it...put about 4-5 big spoons of Lipton "instant tea" into a gallon tea pitcher....add about 3 cups of sugar and fill with water...stir until "most" of the sugar melts.........It's ready !!!!! Add more sugar to taste. :cowboy:
CKC1586":1pp962hp said:Isn't it interesting the differences in folks tastebuds depending on where they live? I think it is basically what you were raised with or get used to. I can't take sweet tea. I also cannot get used to drinking store milk even tho I haven't had raw milk available for about f... well many years.
But, I have a son in law that really likes his sweet tea, but sweetened with honey. Puts a couple of teaspoons in each glass.