Depends on the type of tea I’m drinking and what time of day it is if it’s at night time I usually like a lemon and honey tea to help me feel calm and comfortable while reading my evening book. But in the afternoon I usually have a black tea like lady gray or earl gray with some cream and sugar while reading my afternoon book
I actually take my English tea with sweetener but occasionally, when I’m out, I treat myself with sugar. For my herbal teas, I always use honey
My brain want be also Happy and it s why I push my body. Brain is enjoy when the tasak is Done and I m Happy when I going sleep…;)
Honestly I’m not a huge fan of honey but I still eat it a lot because my family really likes it but I would never put it in my tea because I like tea with sugar and you know like cream or milk a lot more
I think I prefer tea with honey rather than sugar because it seems more organic, but I tend to have my tea with sugar just because it’s more accessible
neither really. I may use cream if the tea has true tea leaves in the blend. herbal teas I’ll drink plain, especially if the tea has licorice in it. for fruity herbals I might use honey
I prefer black tea with honey as it adds more depth and nuance to the flavor profile of the black tea I’m enjoying but if it’s not a black tea blend like Earl Gray, then I prefer no additional sweetener as the taste of the tea is why I am drinking it to begin with.
I’d say I prefer it with a little bit of sugar as I don’t find the taste as overpowering or sickly sweet as I do with honey.
It really depends on the tea….if it’s chamomile I prefer honey but a milk or cream tea I like sugar. So for chai or matcha it’s definitely sugar but often maple syrup to
Usually I don’t like my tea with any sweetener but if I had to choose I would prefer honey in general besides it’s a traditional tea that is supposed to have sugar from time to time but honey has a nicer flavour and more of a comfy homey feeling to it
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