Post by divtal on Jun 16, 2017 19:44:09 GMT
I enjoy both. However, Afternoon Tea must be savory.
I don't have much of a "sweet tooth," and I had only been to Teas where small sandwiches, crudites etc., were served. I didn't know that there was a difference between sweet, and savory Tea service. In Victoria, B.C., I accepted an invitation to Tea, which turned out to offer endless plates of cookies, petit-fours and breads to be spread with jams and honey.
Everything was beautiful to look at. But, it was a challenge to partake graciously ... without being sick.
I don't have much of a "sweet tooth," and I had only been to Teas where small sandwiches, crudites etc., were served. I didn't know that there was a difference between sweet, and savory Tea service. In Victoria, B.C., I accepted an invitation to Tea, which turned out to offer endless plates of cookies, petit-fours and breads to be spread with jams and honey.
Everything was beautiful to look at. But, it was a challenge to partake graciously ... without being sick.