Turkish Tea


Awhile ago I bought this Turkish 
apple tea at the airport. 
The package is so adorable,
it has the shape of an apple,
how obvious. It was €5. 

I love tea, more than coffee.
How about you?

So of course we always
have a small dainty bite with
our tea! I baked some paper
lined sponge cakes. 
Overall it tasted good c:

My grandma passed away
a few days ago. She was in
coma and never woke up. 
Me and my grandma had a
'neutral' bond, we don't 
hate each other, but there
wasn't really a warm 
connection either. 

But I do feel sad. Sad for
papa for losing mum. 

 "Add 2 teaspoons of tea" was the directions. Me, finding it very minuscule, added 4 instead of 2. As result: tóóó sweet. I think 1 teaspoon was enough as well..


I'm Feeling: schoolstressed
Music: Birdy - Shelter One of my favorite singers of the moment.
Food: a biscuit
Drink: tea

Comments

  1. ooohhh jumm ziet er lekker uit!! :)

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  2. I love tea too! I´m sorry about your grandma.

    http://me-morethanmusic.blogspot.com

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  3. You can buy Turkish apple tea at the AH, it comes in a bigger package and is a lot cheaper too! And if your AH doesn't sell it then I'm sure an oriental store will!

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  4. I'm sorry about your grandma, that must be hard on your pops.

    That tea sounds good, and your cakes look way yummier than I can make them :)

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  5. I LOVE TEA TOOOOOOOOO, YES, ALL CAPS <3
    Wow I've never tried Turkish Tea. ;____;
    But how I wish I could.

    Awww, my grandma passed away too. Even though we were really close, it wasn't hard for me to let go because I knew that she'll be in a better place. How is your dad now? Hopefully all is well.

    Take care :)

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  6. Sorry to hear about your grandmother, at least you're drinking lots of tea and eating lots of sweets....that's my way of dealing with anything! :)

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  7. The tea and cakes look really yummy! I much prefer tea over coffee too - I try to avoid large amounts of caffeine, if possible.

    I'm really sorry to hear about your grandma Mei. It must be hard for your dad; losing a parent is never easy...

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  8. So sorry to hear about your grandmother. I suppose having a neutral relationship is better to avoid the feeling of loss, huh?

    On the bright side, I love Turkish apple tea. I bought some crazy amount of it like 3 pounds, while I was in Turkey.

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  9. Oh mei, I wish we live close to each other. I'd pop by unannounced every Sunday for tea and cupcakes. I used to love tea but I appreciate the jittery I get after coffee haha.

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  10. I'm sorry about your grandma, I hope your grandpa is doing okay.

    I like some coffee, but you can hardly call it coffee as it's usually more milk than coffee. And the chai latte I usually get is no coffee at all! Tea is always nice, as long as it doesn't have to much caffiene in it. Looks nice! :]

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  11. I wish I'd tried Turkish tea when I was on holiday in Turkey! x

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  12. Sorry to hear about the passing of your Grandma.

    Those sponge cakes look yummy!

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  13. aight, gecondoleerd meid!

    wow, 5 euro maar je doet er volgens wel lang over voordat je hem op heb gemaakt? Je sponge cake ziet er echt lekker uit zeg :)

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  14. I am a tea kind of person, and i love any type of cake and cookies!

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  15. I love tea. :3 Turkish apple is good. : D Not really a fan of coffee. =w=

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  16. I'm a tea fiend~ I literally collect them & I've been thinking about purchasing a China Cabinet just to display my pretty teas<3 Anyhow, sorry to hear about your grandma<3

    xoxo
    EV

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  17. Wow, turkish tea! Sounds well excotic :')
    I definitely prefer tea to coffee. Although I like coffee too, tea is just my thing haha!
    The tea powder looks just like sugar, I wonder how it worked hehe~
    I wish I could have a cuppa with you sometime!
    Also, so sorry to hear about your grandmother. :(
    Have a great day, Mei!

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  18. Sorry to hear about your grandma.
    I personally love tea. chamomile tea is my fave! :)
    seems like you're good at baking!! looks yummy

    Actually my korean name spells je-net (janet) hehe :)

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  19. That tea looks and sounds amazing! I appreciate an awesome tea. :)

    http://www.glamkittenslitterbox.com/
    Twitter: @GlamKitten88

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  20. cute blog! i love love LOVE tea sooo much more than coffee.
    your food looks delicious, did you make the biscuits yourself?

    Sarah
    www.xliciousgirl.com

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  21. I usually drink tea when i have a flu or sore throat or if i dun have any nescafe 3 in 1 stock left. Hehe.

    Oh, sori to hear abt ur grandma *hugs* :(

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  22. Turkish tea Ymmmmmmyyyy
    <3 :))

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