That’s awesome. I’ve always wondered what’s involved in growing yerba mate. I doubt I could grow enough to satisfy how much I drink it, but it might be fun to try.
I would think the plant is indigenous to South America, but there’s a tea company up in Duluth, MN, anahataherbals.com that grows and sells yerba mate, so it must do pretty well in northern climates.
The Kaffeost looks interesting, I have yet to try this one. I don’t recall seeing it anywhere when I visited Swedish Lapland or anywhere else when travelling in Scandinavia. I will definitely try and keep an eye out for it next time!
Has anyone else ever tried this one?
Not me. I’m not much of a coffee drinker, so I rarely pay attention to coffee drinks.
I like to think I’m fairly open-minded about trying new things… but I didn’t think it would taste very good until I read this which sounds kind of tempting!
I figured it might be good if you enjoy coffee, sort of like getting a cheese cap (or cheese foam) on a boba tea.
I’d never heard of a cheese foam for boba before @Maggie8K - that sounds delicious!
@Jenny as per @Maggie8K great recommendation above I found a recipe “How to Make Homemade Cheese Foam For Milk Tea (Cheese Tea)” which looks interesting.
I might have to try this one myself too! 
I’m going to try and buy the ingredients over the weekend to give this a go!
I spotted this Kusmi tea, (Happy Mind), which is a plant-based organic herbal tea with dragon fruit, turmeric, apple, chilli pepper, moringa and lemon & ginger. I especially love dragon fruit so I’m going to give it a go!
Has anyone else ever tried this tea before?
I’ve tried the brand, but not that flavor. I have some in one of our tea drawers now.
In the U.S., the chain Cost Plus World Market sells a variety of this tea brand. I live close to one of its stores, so I end up trying various ones. That chain sells a lot of tea brands, especially from abroad. Coffee, wine and treats, too.
