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Nav, I don't know about Sheffield, but if you want, I can organise the names/addresses of some places that sell it in London for you. A very good friend of mine there is an absolute fanatic about tea. The biggest problem at his place when you feel like a cup is choosing one from the dozens of varieties he has at any given time.Nav wrote:Rooibos is good too, although I've never been able to find it over here and usually have to settle for small boxes smuggled out of South Africa by relatives. It's also good to drink if you have buggered up your heart by consuming too much caffeine (as happened to one of my friends aged 22).
There are actually a coupe of good tea and coffee shops near the part of town that I've just moved to, so I should probably check them out. I could do with making the switch though, as I'm drinking far too much tea and coffee now my PhD is underway.Avatar wrote:Nav, I don't know about Sheffield, but if you want, I can organise the names/addresses of some places that sell it in London for you. A very good friend of mine there is an absolute fanatic about tea. The biggest problem at his place when you feel like a cup is choosing one from the dozens of varieties he has at any given time.
Imagine my surprise, the last time I visited, to enter the kitchen and be confronted with the very brand of Rooibos that I'd grown up with all my life. A good few places sell it, and other south African delicaciesin London. Might have to do with the fact that there are about a million S.Africans living there.