
Norfolk Punch
Second Sunday
in
Advent
Lighting the second candle
As this is also a CHRISTMAS tea, I am entering it into the Tea Time Treats challenge for
December!
As well as Vanessa’s
Let’s Make Christmas
event too!
By Karen Burns-Booth 28 Comments
Norfolk Punch
Lighting the second candle
As this is also a CHRISTMAS tea, I am entering it into the Tea Time Treats challenge for
December!
As well as Vanessa’s
Let’s Make Christmas
event too!
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Love this post, the teapot, the tea, all look amazing:)
What a great recipe. I can almost taste it. I love the little jar it's kept in.
I read "spiced tea" and immediately thought of my parents. When I was a kid, we had iced tea with dinner every night and it was often made with Orange Spice teabags. I'm thinking actual orange and spices would be ten times better!
Seems like winter has arrived for good in Kansas, as well. Boo. Seems like autumn never lasts long enough!
how very un British not to have the correct tea paraphanelia! You should remove these people from your Christmas list post haste and stop wasting such fabulous recipes on them!
I think this could win me over to the world of tea. I drink it but don't really like it that much. Earl Grey is my fave so I can now discover a way of drinking tea infused with flavours that I love!
The Christmas Morning Tea looks and sounds just fabulous. I can almost smell it!
I am definitely making some of this up. It looks delicious and packed full of perfect christmas flavours.
Thanks Gloria ~ I love my Christmas Tea Pot too!
From Beyond my Kitchen Window ~ thanks! It is an old Bonne Maman Jam pot!
Thanks Lauren! That is why I LOVE this home-made tea ~ it is naturally flavoured and very citrus flavoured too!
Thanks Laura ~ you would probably like this as a hot toddy, with extra orange and a wee dram!
Thanks Dom ~ I have removed them from my Christmas list already!!
Many thanks for popping over to leave a comment Julia ~ this really is Christmas in a jar, all spicy and aromatic!
Thanks Kate! I DID think of you when I made it this year actually, and your burgeoning hampers! LOL!
Christmas morning tea looks and sounds fabulous. Great entry for Let's make christmas and tea time treats. I haven't gotten round to either yet. Happy 2nd advent sunday. What will tomorrow bring? 🙂
That looks like a wonderful gift. I may just have to make some this year. Thanks Karen.
I really love spiced tea, although I haven't had any for ages. This sounds such a simple idea and would make a lovely gift. I think my SIL may be getting some in her stocking!
Love all spiced and fragrant teas. So this is a must to prepare. Cannot believe we are on the 2nd Advent candle.
perfect scents for a Christmas tea. Such a good idea. So simple and yet one can pay a premium for a blend like this in the shops. Great idea x
Karen, those Bon Maman jars are the best. I save all of mine too. You make me wish I still drank tea! I'll have to dust off my herbal teas and have a cup in your honor. xxoo
I love this teapot, it looks really delicious and wonderful gifts. I may just have to make some this new year. Thanks for posting such an amazing information.
Thanks so much for your lovely comments! Karen
Lovely idea for Christmas morning tea, but I think I’d just prefer a straightforward tea seeing as things usually are just so hectic.
what a great idea!
how lovely!
Shared with G+. Nice jar the tea is in.
And shared on Twitter as @maisietoo. Love the crockery design.
The pictures make me feel all Christmassy, although it is still too early!
Please can you let me know how long this tea keeps for. Thank you.
Hi Lucy, it keeps as long as any loose tea when stored in a dark, DRY and cool place, for up to 3 months. Karen
Thank you