On 12/8/2011 4:04 PM, notbob wrote:
> I don't dislike tea, but it acts as a diuretic, big time, with me.
> Much more so than coffee, which almost nada. This has been the
> primary reason for my eschewing tea all these years. Now, since the cold
> (and mom) has me pretty much grounded within a kidney stone's throw of
> of the loo, I think I'll give tea another try. I jes bought 3 boxes
> of Bigalow tea. Constant Comment, or course, green tea, and Earl
> Grey, which I've always liked for a morning HELLO! tea.
>
> I may be a coffee guru, but know spit about tea. What brewing
> temps? How long the steep? Who sells a GOOD green tea, which I
> really love it it's good authentic green tea. I can mail order.
>
> TIA
> nb --found dead in his teepee


I prefer orange pekoe to black tea. Green tea makes me nausiated. Can't
deal with it. I also like some herbal teas and jasmine tea.

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Janet Wilder
Way-the-heck-south Texas
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