As far as the berries go, I don’t know why blueberries would be more expensive than blackberries. Around here, they’re similar prices. The only reason I could come up with is that blueberries are probably harder to pick than blackberries (?). Blackberries are really nice, though. You can use them the same ways you’d use rasberries, in cobblers, pies, sauces…. yum!

When I first drank chai from Starbucks I was like “what the heck is in this..” I’ve never ever had chai the way starbucks makes it, it tastes so WiERRd, like they put aniseed or something. On the other hand I’ve been guiltily starbucking everyday for a week now, I mean if there’s one thing that can make me feel good, its espresso!!

I thought bout it, and I think I need to take my words back on one thing,bout condensed milk in Asia they make tea with fresh milk all over India , and trust me, I drank my way thru the little of india I saw. Lots and lots of fresh cow milk. frothy frothy boiling pots of 2 cents cups of chai. In Southeast Asia, its with condensed milk only!

Hey I wanted to ask u something,and I know, if my comment was gonna be this long I should have mailed u.. I saw bags of frozen berries in my local bake store and blueberries were going for like US$6 and blackberries were like a third of the price. Are blackberries cheap and what are they good for? And why are blueberries expensive?

Kickpleat– It’s so nice on a grey day, or a cold morning. I think I’ll be drinking it all winter.

I just warmed up my (very expensive) cardamom seeds with some milk and added it to my tea. It tasted much more delish than the $4 Starbucks chai, if I do say so myself. Good call!