A more direct link. (I had to really search on Cotty'es site) http://shopstashtea.com/800260.html
A similar (identical?) gizmo can be used to make coffee. You've probably seen these somewhere being used for coffee. It maximizes contact between the grind/leaves and can make good, strong coffee or tea, and the plunger has a metal mech in it to pres out the grin/leaves before drinking. Steven Desjardins Department of Chemistry Washington and Lee University Lexington, VA 24450 (540) 458-8873 FAX: (540) 458-8878 [EMAIL PROTECTED] >>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 06/20/04 01:29PM >>> Wot the heck is a tea press? Keith whaley Steve Desjardins wrote: > Twinings is available at most U.S. supermarkets (Walmart, Krogers, etc.) > As a matter of fact, many now also stock loose teas as well. I buy > loose tea for the chemistry dept. at the Lexington coffee shop, which > specializes in coffee but also carries a very extensive line of teas. > Although coffee still dominates in the US, there are more than enough > tea drinkers to make the "good" tea options economicaly viable for > supermarkets. Chai is very popular and all the coffee shops carry it. > In addition, coffee presses has become very popular and so are commonly > available. Many of my tea drinking friends now use a press to make > single/duoble cups of tea from loose tea, as opposed to the dreaded "tea > ball". As fond as I am of coffee, tea (yes, Earl Grey) has become my > afternoon drink. > > And, of course, there is always Celestial Seasonings . . . ;-) Yuuk! Patooie! Gackkk... And I feel the same way about Chai, whilst my wife scarfs down several cups a day...
