"vanilla tea" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when talking about or writing about a type of tea that is flavored with vanilla, for example: "We ordered a pot of chamomile tea and a pot of vanilla tea to go with the scones."
Inside you'll find every type of tea imaginable, from sweet vanilla tea to smokey Lapsang souchong.
"Marijuana is a wonderfully versatile ingredient to cook with," she says, while preparing a large batch of dainty, cannabis-infused vanilla tea cakes in her expansive kitchen.
Not forgetting the teas, try the Assam Breakfast – it goes down well with the sandwiches, while the vanilla tea complements the dessert tiers nicely but add some milk to really bring out the flavour.
Most evenings those terraces fill up with patrons watching the sun set over the mountains as servers bring beverages conventional (local beers from Highland and Green Man, $4.50) and less so (the Southern Haut Snap blends rye whiskey and gingersnap liqueur with vanilla tea, $10).
"It just seemed to me like a picture that would look good if they did it," she said over vanilla tea and ginger snaps in her grand apartment on the toney Rue Bonaparte, where she spends half the year and was at work on her 12th novel.
Her award-winning book Green Vanilla Tea won the 2013 Finch Memoir Prize in Australia.
Mix metaphors and have it with vanilla chai tea, $2.50.
Most desserts were simple standbys: sherbet and vanilla, green tea, ginger or red bean ice creams.
Depending on the day, you can choose from vanilla, green tea, coffee, chocolate or strawberry custard fillings ($1.50 to $1.65).
At a faculty meeting the day before, the old teachers welcomed the new ones with a round of applause, followed by yellow goody bags of vanilla chai tea.
Now it is a favorite among Rowan students and locals alike, who stop in to lounge on overstuffed vintage furniture while drinking lattes ($2.25 and $2.75) or specialty concoctions like mango vanilla iced tea with raspberry syrup ($2).
