Participants were asked how many times a week they consumed soft drink, fruit juice, cordial, milk, tea, fruit and sweets, based on published literature (Levine, 2001; Jamieson et al., 2006; Jamieson et al., in press) [ 25- 27].
Possibilities include fruit cordial, fruit teas or addition of lemon to water/tea.
Historically, Mariani pioneered the use of coca leaf, not only in beverages, but also in other products such as cordials and tea.
As with all flower wines both ingredients can be made into a cordial or a tea on the day of picking to ascertain your preference toward this wine.
Finally, I told Saddam, 'I have swum through a sea of blood.' " Saddam, he said, was cordial, even deferential; when tea was served, he reached across the table and switched cups, assuring Barzani that his tea was not poisoned.
Its edible leaves (think nettle soup, tea or cordial) are best eaten young, in the first half of the year - from June onwards they develop a gritty texture.
Wild huckleberry cordials, chocolate bars, gummi bears, jelly beans, tea and taffy are among the offerings.
Royaltea Fizz made with jasmine and green tea-infused Bombay Sapphire Gin, elderflower cordial, apple juice, citrus, and sparkling wine is just one of a list of highly inventive cocktails available in the spacious, comfortable bar at Hove Kitchen, 102-105 WesteRoadoad (01273 725495; thehovekitchen.com).
Laughter and cordial chatter echo from guests enjoying stiff cocktails, high tea and small bites as the sound of jazz from the Roaring Twenties plays in the background.
