bere il tè a casa / drinking tea at home

In a recent post, I talked about my habits as far as making and drinking coffee at home. My day however, always starts with two cups of tea. This is a ritual that I follow no matter where I am, including Italy. It was in fact during my recent trip there that I bought the cute mesh tea ball in the photos.

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Until a few weeks ago, my morning tea came in a mug, but then I received as a gift a tumbler that — it was advertised — would not melt or otherwise be damaged by hot water, and would protect both the furniture and the temperature of my tea. I have been using my tumbler for my tea daily since I got it and I am really enjoying it.

I never put a saucer under the tumbler. I used two small plates for the photos because I wanted to play with their reflections. And honestly, I could not take a photo of the tumbler in its normal environment, i.e., my desk, because it's rather cluttered.

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If you are wondering about the tea in the tumbler, I'll satisfy your curiosity without delay: it's the ChocolaTea blend by SerendipiTea. I also drink their lovely Colonille.

Many thanks to the Foodbuzz Tastemaker Program and Tervis for the tumbler.

BlackWhiteWednesdayFinalOriginalLogoThis is my submission to week #21 edition of Black and White Wednesday – A Culinary Photography Event created by Susan of The Well-Seasoned Cook. Savoring the weekly gallery is highly recommended: it's a very special mid-week treat.

The top photo was shot in color and then converted to light sepia.

This post contains the gallery of photos submitted to the event.

FTC discosure: as part of the Foodbuzz Tastemaker program with Tervis, I received a tumbler at no charge. I have not and will not receive any monetary compensation for mentioning the product on my blog.

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4 thoughts on “bere il tè a casa / drinking tea at home”

  1. That’s a cute little Matroyshka! I saw your photo in Susan’s list, but got busy and didn’t come leave a comment right then… I must admit, anything Russian is jumping out at me these days; my hubby and I are in the midst of filling out adoption paperwork and plan to submit to Russia! It’s definitely an experience, that’s for sure. 🙂

  2. I hope your adoption application goes through fast, Ruhama. It is an important choice in the life of a couple. I have always liked matryoshka, since I was a child, so I was immediately attracted by the mesh tea ball.

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