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>> I use my Mr. Iced Tea about every other day all year. I got it at a
>> yard sale for $2. When it dies, I'll get another one at another
>> yard sale. The $2 is worth the convenience to me.
>
> OK
>
> But I guess my question is:
>
> How is a Mr tea more "convenient" than traditional methods of brewing?
>
> Serious question OK?

I got one as a gift. Figured it was just another gadget, but it does work
and it is easy. Yo don't have to watch for hte water to boil, don't have to
worry about timing. It has a convenient pitcher for storing and serving. It
is consisteant every time. Not something you "need" but I find it handy. --
Ed

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