Horchata!

 


When you grow up in CA, horchata is a part of your life. It’s delicious and it’s easy to find. I never learned how to make and I really wish I knew how. When I moved to New York, it was hard to find. Eventually, I came across variations of it, but they never tasted like home. When I moved to NC. I discovered to my great delight that the horchata here tastes just like home. It’s probably one of my favorite drinks right next to coffee. If you ever want to say you love me without saying a word, bring me a horchata. There are other things too, but that’s a blog for another day. God is good. 

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