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Pottery Barn: Huge tea ball



 
 
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Old 24-06-2006, 05:57 AM posted to rec.food.drink.tea
Thitherflit
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Default Pottery Barn: Huge tea ball

Hi--

The other day I was in a Pottery Barn (chain), and they had on sale (at
half price) a huge tea ball-- about the size of a large grapefruit...
Stainless steel, perforated ball, with chain and hook. It is laughably
large, and while the English label on the box says "large tea ball,"
the French label says "boule à thé décorative," which is probably
more accurate. Anyhow, it's a hoot, and at half price, only $7.49-- so
if you're into stuff like this, look for it.

Disclaimer: Even though I know what a tea ball looks like, I brew my
tea loose

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Old 26-06-2006, 04:33 PM posted to rec.food.drink.tea
Blair P. Houghton[_1_]
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Default Pottery Barn: Huge tea ball


Thitherflit wrote:
Hi--

The other day I was in a Pottery Barn (chain), and they had on sale (at
half price) a huge tea ball-- about the size of a large grapefruit...

[...]
Disclaimer: Even though I know what a tea ball looks like, I brew my
tea loose


But with a tea-ball that big...it's always loose!

--Blair

 




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