Morning Ritual - Tea Time

My oh-so-sweet German friend, Katharina, granted my request to bring back many, many, many bags of tea. I am addicted to this certain brand of German tea - TeeGschwendner. I'm a total tea snob; I prefer to only drink this spectacular brand. When Karli and I were thinking about opening up a cafe, this is the tea that would have been served. Only the best for our customers. Anyways, there was an unexpected bag of tea in my package that was particularly note worthy.

Katharina snuck in this amazing organic, green, strawberry tea. It has WHOLE dehydrated strawberries. You can't get any more strawberry-y than that.

Look at those beautiful leaves plump out.

Here's the bag for the fancy strawberry tea. It's in German, so ... I have no idea what it says.

Ahhh, my tea stash is full again!!! I am contented. Happy sipping.

*Note* If this blog entry looks familiar, it's because it was on my old blog. I liked it enough to bring it back. Yay tea!

Our First Order!

Karli and I headed to My Other Kitchen in Carmel to prepare for our first official job. A wonderful woman in Muncie, who is a part of an art co-op called ArtWorks, placed an order for three different kinds of cookies. They will be up for grabs tomorrow for an event called Art Walk, which is the first Thursday of every month in Downtown Muncie.

The cookie line up:

Honey Vanilla Drops. We made all of the cookies bite-sized. That was the request. They are ADORABLE when they are to tiny.

Here's some Oatmeal Raisin and Honey Vanilla Drops gathered together.

Up close oatmeal. I can't get over the cuteness!

Here's Karli being awesome. PS - my hands still smell like latex because of those gloves. Even after SEVERAL hand washes. Will it ever wear off?!

Fudge cookie.

Tiny tiny, scrumptious scrumptious.

Karli caught me stealing a cookie. Like the hat? I borrowed/stole it from my brother. I don't wear hats. They are boo.

And this is why I keep Karli around. She makes things look SO good! Karli, you are awesome!!!