Dont think black tea is oily but tea does help wash down oily foods so it doesnt feel sickening when eating oily foods.
I see, it’s just weird that I heard black tea called oily. I don’t think this is the first time too. Idk
I wouldn’t call it sweet, but it’s really nice. I recommend steeping it in hot water for two minutes for the best flavor.
I used this website to makes good tea. Their tea is expensive, but you can use more inexpensive tea.
Traders Joe’s has great teas, especially special seasonal tea for the winter!
BIGELOW has good mint green tea.
Tazo, I heard is a good brand. One of my friends in Japan sells this tea in his cafe, also it’s the most common tea to find in cafes.
TRADITIONAL MEDICINAL has interesting tea. Throat Coat taste sweet in the back of the throat (it is weird, but fun)
TEAVANA is interesting because you can see it, their bags are cute.
The REPUBLIC of TEA is nice, but a bit pricy.
My personal favorite teas are; lavender earl grey, chamomile, mint green tea, matcha, jasmine green tea, vanilla & cinnamon black tea (Trader Joe’s seasonal tea), and chai.
Careful for the fruit teas, at least for me it’s a hit or miss.
If you want, too, you can always make it sweeter with milk and sugar/agave/honey.
I like making matcha lattes. I usually use matcha powder, milk, and vanilla coffee creamer.
(Matcha requires a special whisk to avoid clumping)
https://www.tealeaves.com/products/lavender-earl-grey?variant=30124027838516
Genma tea? Awesome. Not my favorite, but it is interesting. I prefer jasmine green tea. Now I want some, time to prepare a pot.
Also, idk what she means by calling black tea oily. Can someone please explain?