> Bob W wrote:
> > [...]
> >> I'm asking my friend what size package it was that she
> had, because
> >> I've never actually bought loose tea before and have no
> idea how much
> >> I should get. [...]
>
> > One teaspoon (theres a clue in the name!) per person, and
> one for the pot.
> > Mul
Bob W wrote:
[...]
I'm asking my friend what size package it was that she had,
because I've never actually bought loose tea before and have
no idea how much I should get. [...]
One teaspoon (theres a clue in the name!) per person, and one for the pot.
Multiply by the number of pots of tea y
also read this:
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20090222144538AANpafR
that answer is somewhat correct - cheap crapola tea tends to be little
bits and pieces of leftover/broken so it has higher density and weighs
more to the teaspoon, the more expensive it gets the less weight per
teaspo
[...]
>
> I'm asking my friend what size package it was that she had,
> because I've never actually bought loose tea before and have
> no idea how much I should get. [...]
One teaspoon (theres a clue in the name!) per person, and one for the pot.
Multiply by the number of pots of tea you want
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I'm in China. It's not what you want, but here's something
about tea that I sent to friends in Canada a while back:
Sean says you would like some tea. OK, but there are questions.
One is what type of tea. Apart from jasmine tea, chrysanthemum
tea, and what the Chinese call hong cha (red tea) whic
2) A way to order the tea from Germany. This may be too expensive for
me, but I'd like to find out for sure.
OK found the shop that makes and sells it. Have a relative in that
town, too. Postage goes by weight and whether or not you want insured
or registered shipment on top. So let me know how
On 3/1/2010 4:59 PM, eckinator wrote:
2010/3/1 eckinator:
2) A way to order the tea from Germany. This may be too expensive for
me, but I'd like to find out for sure.
OK found the shop that makes and sells it. Have a relative in that
town, too. Postage goes by weight and whether or not you wa
2010/3/1 eckinator :
>>
>> 2) A way to order the tea from Germany. This may be too expensive for
>> me, but I'd like to find out for sure.
OK found the shop that makes and sells it. Have a relative in that
town, too. Postage goes by weight and whether or not you want insured
or registered shipment
2010/3/1 John Celio :
>
> 2) A way to order the tea from Germany. This may be too expensive for
> me, but I'd like to find out for sure.
I'm in Germany; I'll see what I can do for you
Please let me know all you found out offlist
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So I've been asking everyone I can think of who might know something
about tea and have been coming up emptea.
My friend in Connecticut introduced me to a German tea, called
Braunschweiger Löwentee, that she got during her last trip there. It
was a really good blend of oolong and black teas with
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