I bought a carton of 6 boxes of tea to share with my sister and ended up with 6 cartons of it. Luckily I only got charged for the 6 boxes
With so many boxes, I shared some for the National Science Week morning tea at work. People loved the colour change. Less happy with risking drinking blue lattes
I also used the shiny blue packets as Christmas tree decorations in the office and was asked why we decorated the tree with condoms
The flower is blue and add hot water and all the blueness seeps into the water.
Add some acid - lemon or lime juice - and it goes purple.
It has been quite popular in cocktails as it magically changes colour. It is great in ice cubes as it slowly melts and changes colour
I have made it quite a few times and don’t bother with the garnish of dried flowers on top. They just get soggy. Using a swirl of honey is a much better idea
It’s a bit different to black or green tea. It's a mix of herbal and earthy flavours. I don’t usually add sugar to tea but the combo of honey and sugar makes the world of difference and seems to bring out the flavours in the honey.
Tropical south east Asia - it’s a vine and you brew the dried flowers. It is great as a tea but for Star Wars fans it makes an awesome latte. Blue Milk is not just on Tatooine
it looks awesome in a glass mug
Commonly known as the Butterfly Pea Flower Tea, I think it's Vietnamese and Thai mostly but found throughout the Asian tropics. I saw it used as a climber on a garden fence on Christmas Island.
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