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FabulouslyFrantic t1_jeezkpe wrote

What kind of psychopath adds sugar to teabags by default?

This is heresy!

(The llama sugars are adorable, I want them all, just... Not in my tea bags)

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TheMoundEzellohar t1_jef1rrl wrote

This might be bergamot rather than sugar. A lot of producers will include them in their tea bags, though not in the shape of llamas.

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FabulouslyFrantic t1_jef2gbw wrote

Bergamot? Shaped like that? But bergamot is just another flower that tea can be flavoured with.

I am very confused.

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TheMoundEzellohar t1_jef3ue6 wrote

They press the flowers (along with citrus fruit and the like) to produce oils, which can then be condensed and pressed into pellet or llama shapes.

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simo_nahh OP t1_jeff46r wrote

It’s sugar, it melted into the hot water.

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TheMoundEzellohar t1_jefg5lk wrote

I’ll take your word for it considering you drank the tea, but for what it’s worth, what I was describing also melts into oils and incorporates into the water. It’s just a neat way to provide a little flavor boost.

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Gildenstern45 t1_jefo6so wrote

Those aren't llamas, they are alpacas.

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azazel-13 t1_jeg1tvv wrote

I need some sleep. I thought it was a bag of cheap toy army men with two llamas figures.

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NaiLikesPi t1_jeggq2m wrote

Is there anywhere in North America (Canada ideally) to get these?

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TerangaTerp t1_jegotuc wrote

C'est mignon. Normal, c'est français.

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Ghozer t1_jeg7z6c wrote

It's long lost old world knowledge that llama bone is sweet, so what you have here is in fact, ground-up llama bone shaped like llamas ;)

(Sorry, my poor attempt at humor... I shall leave now)

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Laure95 t1_jefm5xc wrote

You must be fun at parties...

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toszma t1_jefp47w wrote

Wow thanks for dropping judgment on the fly. But yea, I'm currently battling severe depression

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Laure95 t1_jeft4ev wrote

Being depressed is not justification for being an asshole. Own yourself and be accountable.

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