Articles concerning food and drink, from tasty recipes to tantalising tea reviews.
I have spent weeks (okay, probably months) of my life watching cooking shows – and not just bake off. From a young age, I remember the treat of getting to watch an episode of MasterChef UK in the evenings. It…
Mlesna Cinnamon Tea is hands-down one of my favourites from this company. The black tea base is smooth and plain, which is exactly what you want with a strong spice like cinnamon. This blend really allows the natural sweetness of…
Is Earl Grey an everyday kind of tea in your house, or is it saved for special afternoon treats? Either way, I highly recommend Clipper Earl Grey tea! I know I normally leave my final verdict to the end of…
Here we are! Another tea review of the Mlesna collection of Ceylon single origin teas. This week, we explore Mlesna Ruhunu black tea, sourced from the South-Eastern region of Sri Lanka. If you’re a regular reader of my blog (don’t…
A good Earl Grey recipe is actually flavoured with Earl Grey. If you’ve tried a bunch of recipes before, you’ll know that it’s a tricky endeavour. Earl Grey teas tend to have quite light black tea bases and the bergamot…
BOH Tea very kindly sent me a sampler of their Seri Songket collection! I’ve been reviewing each tea in-depth over the past year here on the blog and I’m now ready to wrap it all up. If you haven’t discovered…
Mlesna Sabaragamuwa black tea. Okay, so the name is a bit of a mouthful, but is the tea? I’m about to find out in my full review! Over the past few weeks, I’ve been working my way through a selection…
Ever wished you could eat more veg without actually eating vegetables? You’re really not alone. I, personally, love vegetables and I’ll happily eat a meat-free meal at any time. But not everyone feels the same way, so I’ve started to…
I’m not a really girly girl, but I can still appreciate a pretty pink floral teacup set. This ditsy Katie Alice teacup has featured in so many of my tea reviews here at Immortal Wordsmith. It was about time that…