Womanhood and Everything in Between

Gong Cha Milk Winter Melon Tea with Pearls I had my first sip of MILK TEA in Malaysia. Though I am both tea (teabag) and coffee lover, I was never introduced to MILK TEA until I came to Malaysia. Being a British colony, you'll find Teh Tarik (hot milk tea) in all their restaurants instead of coffee. Brits are known to be a tea lover. Just as I was browsing the net a while ago (I was looking for a better picture of Gong Cha Milk Tea instead of what I captured using my phone, which in the end I still posted above), I came across UKTC , it's United Kingdom Tea Council. Yes! They have a Tea Council! Awesome, right? You will find on the upper right of the website a counter, a counter for cups of tea consumed in UK as to date. Imagine their passion for tea that they made a website to count the cups of tea being consumed by Brits. You can also find there the benefits of tea to those who produce, sell and consume teas. So.....going back to what my title suggests. Lol! (I noticed t...

I love sipping a cup of steaming hot coffee. I like the bittersweet taste of it. Hindi naman ako maarte so ok na sakin ang 3-in-1 coffee ng Nescafe. Pero pag nagkakaron naman ako ng chance to go to Starbucks, I would always grab a cup of Caramel Macchiato. I love it hot or iced. A friend of mine asked me to try it upside-down with extra shots of caramel, I haven't tried it though. But surely I will. But after my work-cation in Malaysia and Singapore, I can't have enough of milk tea. That's when I discover Serenitea . The first milk tea I tried here in Pinas. Marami na rin kasing Milk Tea stores dito satin. So far, ok naman silang lahat. And as I write, I am having a cup of Twinings English Breakfast Tea. Feeling Anastasia Steele lang. Hehe.