[at-l] Cold weather hot drinks

[dfaddleton@mindspring.com (David)]

I buy some "milk" spices from indian/pakistani/persian stores which enliven
sweetened tea with milk or without milk. It's a traditional spice mix that
includes, among other spices, cardamum, red pepper, black pepper, cinammon,
nutmeg, cloves, salt . . .

Starbucks has a "chai tea latte" which approximates these spices, but I
don't think they include the peppers.

That's tautologic name, too.   Everywhere where they don't say "tea" they
say "chai" for the leaves we use to flavor water.

Have a tea tea latte?

teehee

> > What's your favorite cold weather non-octane hot drink?
> >
> > I can't have alcohol and avoid wheat, sugar and dairy.  This
> > is looking pretty slim.  OTOH, I occasionally do cocoa, decaf,
> > green tea, bouillon.  What is going to taste best out there?
> >
> SNIP
>
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