Mar. 11th, 2003
Jahe Wangi
Mar. 11th, 2003 10:23 pmThe one comfort of a cold is that it reminds me of the virtues of my favorite tea. Jahe Wangi comes from the oriental grocery, and isn't Your Grandmother's Tea -- this is real he-man tea, made of ground ginger, cane sugar, and "herbal extract". It's Indonesian, and when made strong is intense enough to burn through pretty much whatever ails you. Yum.
Besides, the name brings out my inner Hobbes. I don't actually know how it's supposed to be pronounced, but I instinctively say it "Yah-hey Wongie", which is one of those delightfully odd phrases on the tongue...
-- Justin
Smock, smock, smock...
Besides, the name brings out my inner Hobbes. I don't actually know how it's supposed to be pronounced, but I instinctively say it "Yah-hey Wongie", which is one of those delightfully odd phrases on the tongue...
-- Justin
Smock, smock, smock...
Jahe Wangi
Mar. 11th, 2003 10:23 pmThe one comfort of a cold is that it reminds me of the virtues of my favorite tea. Jahe Wangi comes from the oriental grocery, and isn't Your Grandmother's Tea -- this is real he-man tea, made of ground ginger, cane sugar, and "herbal extract". It's Indonesian, and when made strong is intense enough to burn through pretty much whatever ails you. Yum.
Besides, the name brings out my inner Hobbes. I don't actually know how it's supposed to be pronounced, but I instinctively say it "Yah-hey Wongie", which is one of those delightfully odd phrases on the tongue...
-- Justin
Smock, smock, smock...
Besides, the name brings out my inner Hobbes. I don't actually know how it's supposed to be pronounced, but I instinctively say it "Yah-hey Wongie", which is one of those delightfully odd phrases on the tongue...
-- Justin
Smock, smock, smock...