What is Sweet Tea?

[Belle]

(19-02-2011 08:35 PM)langley Wrote:  Thank you for the explanation about the tea - that is one of the reasons I love this forum so much! I'm a big tea drinker, too, which I proudly attribute to my English heritage on my mother's side. But if I have any after noon I can't sleep. The last time I went to London I drank so much tea I couldn't sleep a wink. A colleague of mine from London told me the English think tea is a cure for everything, including insomnia. I love the English so much!

Not English, but still loving tea (and coffee, if I am honest),
if you have trouble catching sleep after drinking tea but you crave your cup of warmth, you should give 'Rooibos-tea' a try, (it's a South-African tea), there's no theine in it (which is what makes you restless, same as caffeine) and it tastes delicious, it's really healthy too, you can give it to babies when they have crampes.