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Author: toci
Date: Aug 14, 2008 11:48

This is a green tea that may have been roasted a bit too much by
mistake, so they fixed it by mixing it with roasted rice? It has that
puffed rice breakfast taste you remember from your childhood.
Surprisingly, it makes a good iced tea. I'm going on to other greens
and mixtures for the autumn, but want t leave my options open on this
one. Toci
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Re: Farewell, genmaicha         


Author: Dominic T.
Date: Aug 14, 2008 12:40

On Aug 14, 2:48 pm, toci yahoo.com> wrote:
> This is a green tea that may have been roasted a bit too much by
> mistake, so they fixed it by mixing it with roasted rice?  It has that
> puffed rice breakfast taste you remember from your childhood.
> Surprisingly, it makes a good iced tea.  I'm going on to other greens
> and mixtures for the autumn, but want t leave my options open on this
> one.     Toci

Genmaicha is one tea I can honestly say I will never have a taste for.
I even like puffed rice cereal but I just can't do it. You've
mentioned the iced tea thing before and almost tempted me to try it
but I knew I'd just end up with a bunch of extra wasted genmaicha and
probably water my plants with the iced tea. I have tried so many times
over the years thinking my palate would change, but so far genmaicha
and candied sweet potatoes remain the two foods I can't even get down.

I tend to drop away from greens altogether in the fall/winter. It
happens subconciously too because I never plan it, I just find myself
with some comforting black tea or an oolong more often than not. What
greens/mixes do you drink in Autumn? BLC is about the only green that
remains in my rotation or possibly a jasmine green.
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Re: Farewell, genmaicha         


Author: baitpondpottery
Date: Aug 19, 2008 11:04

On Aug 14, 3:40 pm, "Dominic T." gmail.com> wrote:
> On Aug 14, 2:48 pm, toci yahoo.com> wrote:
>
>> This is a green tea that may have been roasted a bit too much by
>> mistake, so they fixed it by mixing it with roasted rice?  It has that
>> puffed rice breakfast taste you remember from your childhood.
>> Surprisingly, it makes a good iced tea.  I'm going on to other greens
>> and mixtures for the autumn, but want t leave my options open on this
>> one.     Toci
>
> Genmaicha is one tea I can honestly say I will never have a taste for.
> I even like puffed rice cereal but I just can't do it. You've
> mentioned the iced tea thing before and almost tempted me to try it
> but I knew I'd just end up with a bunch of extra wasted genmaicha and
> probably water my plants with the iced tea. I have tried so many times
> over the years thinking my palate would change, but so far genmaicha
> and candied sweet potatoes remain the two foods I can't even get down.
>
> I tend to drop away from greens altogether in the fall/winter. It
> happens subconciously too because I never plan it, I just find myself ...
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Re: Farewell, genmaicha         


Author: toci
Date: Aug 19, 2008 12:41

On Aug 14, 2:40 pm, "Dominic T." gmail.com> wrote:
> On Aug 14, 2:48 pm, toci yahoo.com> wrote:
>
>> This is a green tea that may have been roasted a bit too much by
>> mistake, so they fixed it by mixing it with roasted rice?  It has that
>> puffed rice breakfast taste you remember from your childhood.
>> Surprisingly, it makes a good iced tea.  I'm going on to other greens
>> and mixtures for the autumn, but want t leave my options open on this
>> one.     Toci
>
> Genmaicha is one tea I can honestly say I will never have a taste for.
> I even like puffed rice cereal but I just can't do it. You've
> mentioned the iced tea thing before and almost tempted me to try it
> but I knew I'd just end up with a bunch of extra wasted genmaicha and
> probably water my plants with the iced tea. I have tried so many times
> over the years thinking my palate would change, but so far genmaicha
> and candied sweet potatoes remain the two foods I can't even get down.
>
> I tend to drop away from greens altogether in the fall/winter. It
> happens subconciously too because I never plan it, I just find myself ...
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Re: Farewell, genmaicha         


Author: Allyson
Date: Aug 20, 2008 12:56

On Aug 14, 1:48 pm, toci yahoo.com> wrote:
> This is a green tea that may have been roasted a bit too much by
> mistake, so they fixed it by mixing it with roasted rice?  It has that
> puffed rice breakfast taste you remember from your childhood.
> Surprisingly, it makes a good iced tea.  I'm going on to other greens
> and mixtures for the autumn, but want t leave my options open on this
> one.     Toci

I think genmaicha is the only tea I just can't seem to like. I'm not
sure why, either. Maybe I will try it iced, though, just to give it
another chance.
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