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Pairing the right drink with your food can make all the difference in the world. Have you ever had a meal where the wine shined and the food tasted better with every sip? That’s what will happen when you pair warm banana bread with a cup of rooibos tea.

These two are such a good combination, we decided to put some rooibos in the banana bread, too! The tea gives the bread a warm, nutty flavor and an aftertaste of honeysuckle. The hot cup of rooibos will taste even more rooibos-y next to this delicious treat. It’s a perfect snack that won’t get you wired on caffeine. Now, you get to drink your rooibos and eat it too.

 

 

 


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