Afternoon Tea "Delicious Sugar Free" has been renewed since yesterday, and it is refreshing, refreshing and easy to drink. . . . Since last year, it has been very popular, and it is a black tea that has been appealing for its compatibility with many delicious foods such as rice balls, curry, gyoza, grilled meat, hamburgers, etc. . In the middle of the 19th century, Anna Maria, the 7th Marquess of Bedford in England (symbol of afternoon tea), enjoyed afternoon tea while eating sandwiches, scones and cakes. From the culture of showing off tea as an expensive drink until then, “food and tea became one”, and tea was always on the table for breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea, high tea, and other suppers among the common people. The culture of enjoying it with food spread. "Onigiri" now has meat, fish, fried food, and various variations, even if you look at the ingredients. Of course, in terms of Japanese culture, green tea and rice balls (Japan did not drink black tea) are traditional flavors, but black tea is also excellent for enjoying the deliciousness of rice and the sharpness of ingredients. . . . While drinking "delicious sugar-free" on this occasion, try not only rice balls, but also lunch boxes, cooking bread, sandwiches, hamburgers, etc!
