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Yerba MateThe last mate post was in January 2005, so I am going to renew the buzz...
I started by buying a bag of Guayaki (tea bags) from Whole Foods in Chicago out of curiosity (I am addicted to buying different teas), and have since purchased my own gourd and bombilla straw, along with loose mate leaves from Teavana at Tyson's Corner mall. I love being able to relax at home, drinking mate. It's so great. I am considering planning our next vacation to Argentina just so I can sit around with some locals in a village and drink some traditional mate. I enjoy drinking mate over coffee anyday, because I feel more energy without feeling jittery or nervous (like I'm having a panic attack) when I OD on coffee. It's better than tea to me, because it's a better stimulant. Plus, it's rumored to be an appetite suppressant as well, but I haven't noticed too much of that lately. I did notice it more, when I drank it on a more consistent basis. Today, I received my shipment of 2lbs loose leaf mate from Nativa. I recommend this company, my order came quickly, and the products (mate and herbs) are delicious! Another great site to order from is EcoTeas, and Aviva. Also, for more local suggestions, check out the January 2005 archive. Enjoy! Posted by Brandi at May 23, 2006 8:29 PMTrackback PingsTrackBack URL for this entry: CommentsBuzz is us. This tea is a part of our LIFE. Have you been to the Yerba Mate Tea Gourd? We'd love to see you drop in (online) and are fairly certain you will find us fairly-priced in quality traditonal yerba... and with the largest selection of artisan mate gourds and bombillas in the country. Cheers! KH Posted by: KH at August 23, 2006 1:48 AM I too am an avid Yerba Mate fan! I just got my hands on the best thing ever...yerba mate cheesecake! This stuff is the bomb! (Is that still an accepted term these days?) Anyway, this stuff is really good and is 100% organic cheesecake infused with yerba mate. The company that makes it is called Mendo Maté.( http://www.mendomate.com ) I have been drinking their loose leaf for years but their cheesecake really...er...takes the cake. Unfortunately they don't sell it on their website yet which makes sense because it would probably be pretty funky by the time UPS got it here but if you run across it you MUST try it. Posted by: Patrick at February 1, 2008 6:23 PM Post a comment |
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