Welcome everyone to a TeaRoom TeaWeekend! Please do drop in and share what is in your cup throughout the day.
Friday we discussed work and caffeine. You can still vote and discuss Friday's topic.
This TeaWeekend's TeaRoom poll and discussion topic. It is late, everyone is in bed, your stomach rumbles. This time of year, which tastebud is most likely to win the craving battle? Please rank and share!
I am looking forward to sharing this TeaWeekend with everyone.
Dec 11th, '10, 01:55
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I'm not one for sweets so salty wins. Here at 3:30 in the AM, while everyone is sleeping, I just happen to be having a protein bar, and reading TeaChat. 

Re: TeaRoom Weekend 12/11-12/10 Bud!
Salty is closest. I'd probably reach for a light, whole grain cereal, or I might just have juice.
There have been razorbills in Cape Cod Canal for the last few weeks, one report estimated there are 200, and I'm taking my daughter down to see them.
Seven cups shui jin gui is in my tea thermos this morning.
Have a good weekend folks
There have been razorbills in Cape Cod Canal for the last few weeks, one report estimated there are 200, and I'm taking my daughter down to see them.
Seven cups shui jin gui is in my tea thermos this morning.
Have a good weekend folks
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Dec 11th, '10, 09:50
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Re: TeaRoom Weekend 12/11-12/10 Bud!
More often I lean towards SWEET! Salty would be 2nd. Combo of sweet and salty would be next. Umami in combo with other tastes is next. Sour and then bitter would be distant trailers but they find their way into sweets ... such as dark chocolate has a bitter element to it ... but there are times for both.
This time of year, there are seemingly more opps for the sweets!
Began the TD with Sencha 7132 Asamushi Organic from the O-C with the Mrs. brewed up in "Shiggy" Stardust kyusu, aquired in a recent TC "TeaSwap."

This time of year, there are seemingly more opps for the sweets!

Began the TD with Sencha 7132 Asamushi Organic from the O-C with the Mrs. brewed up in "Shiggy" Stardust kyusu, aquired in a recent TC "TeaSwap."

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Re: TeaRoom Weekend 12/11-12/10 Bud!
Most likely sweet--cookie or piece of fruit, but sometimes could be salty, umami, less likely sour, almost never bitter.
No tea yet this morning.
No tea yet this morning.
Re: TeaRoom Weekend 12/11-12/10 Bud!
Most of the time I go for salty, but sometimes only sweet will do.
Chip, if you like chocolate, a good salty/sweet combo is a candy bar from Lindt Chocolate. It's dark chocolate with a touch of sea salt. I had a bar in my desk for several weeks and ate one square every afternoon. I considered it stress relief!
Peppermint Twist in my cup this morning.
Chip, if you like chocolate, a good salty/sweet combo is a candy bar from Lindt Chocolate. It's dark chocolate with a touch of sea salt. I had a bar in my desk for several weeks and ate one square every afternoon. I considered it stress relief!

Peppermint Twist in my cup this morning.
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Re: TeaRoom Weekend 12/11-12/10 Bud!
Mmmm Lindt are the best. Don't think I have ever seen those here.
But I have been known to sprinkle salt on nut clusters.
Cute avie!
Started the day with Adagio Jasmine again, I am really into this one at the moment, as you can tell.
But I have been known to sprinkle salt on nut clusters.

Cute avie!
Started the day with Adagio Jasmine again, I am really into this one at the moment, as you can tell.
Re: TeaRoom Weekend 12/11-12/10 Bud!
I definitely prefer salty snacks, especially at night. Mmmmmm.
2007 HLH Bulang today: meh... Might need another tea to make up for this.
2007 HLH Bulang today: meh... Might need another tea to make up for this.
Re: TeaRoom Weekend 12/11-12/10 Bud!
Usually salty snacks win...I don´t find myself craving sweets very often.
Dec 11th, '10, 16:16
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Re: TeaRoom Weekend 12/11-12/10 Bud!
Dark chocolate?entropyembrace wrote:Usually salty snacks win...I don´t find myself craving sweets very often.
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that´s more bitterChip wrote:Dark chocolate?entropyembrace wrote:Usually salty snacks win...I don´t find myself craving sweets very often.

bitter would probably be the 2nd

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Re: TeaRoom Weekend 12/11-12/10 Bud!
entropyembrace wrote:that´s more bitterChip wrote:Dark chocolate?entropyembrace wrote:Usually salty snacks win...I don´t find myself craving sweets very often.

I just make it easy and call it bitter sweet, though I have had bitter "chalkolate."
Re: TeaRoom Weekend 12/11-12/10 Bud!
I usually eat over 80% cacao...that´s usually bitterChip wrote:entropyembrace wrote:that´s more bitterChip wrote:Dark chocolate?entropyembrace wrote:Usually salty snacks win...I don´t find myself craving sweets very often.at what % do you stop calling it sweet and call it bitter?
I just make it easy and call it bitter sweet, though I have had bitter "chalkolate."

though I´ve been having some good ones lately that are below 70% which count as sweet for sure...they´re more complex-fruity sweet than I´m used to in low % chocolates

Re: TeaRoom Weekend 12/11-12/10 Bud!
V, I got it in the Walmart candy aisle, of all places!Victoria wrote:Mmmm Lindt are the best. Don't think I have ever seen those here.
But I have been known to sprinkle salt on nut clusters.![]()
Cute avie!
Started the day with Adagio Jasmine again, I am really into this one at the moment, as you can tell.
Thanks on the avie. I needed to crop it so the detail was easier to see.