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There's pretend tea???? -- The house of the burning beet-Alan |
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hahabogus wrote:
> > There's pretend tea???? > Well, yeah... what ELSE would you call Lipton's instant iced tea? Dreadful, horrible, evil bad stuff! |
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"Sheldon" > wrote in message ... > So you say you love tea... > > http://tinyurl.com/6qnj8a > > > http://www.joe-ks.com/archives_mar20...?v=VFN8HV_20IE > > > Don't miss the UTube version. > --- > While I would love to go to China for a cup of tea, I don't think I'll be going there anytime soon. If your ever in the area .... http://www.algebrateahouse.net/ has an amazing cup of tea and some VERY cool art. btw, I'm not associated w/ them in any way :) I just love going there. |
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"Goomba" > wrote > hahabogus wrote: > >> >> There's pretend tea???? >> > Well, yeah... what ELSE would you call Lipton's instant iced tea? > Dreadful, horrible, evil bad stuff! What is up with that stuff??? They need to give it a name that is not 'iced tea', but something else. Gack. nancy |
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On Mon, 30 Jun 2008 12:51:32 -0400, Goomba >
wrote: >hahabogus wrote: > >> >> There's pretend tea???? >> >Well, yeah... what ELSE would you call Lipton's instant iced tea? >Dreadful, horrible, evil bad stuff! I must agree with you there. I don't drink a lot of iced tea, but when I do make it I use Bigelow Raspberry. 10-12 bags in a gallon jug out in the sun. Even Lipton bags are pretty nasty. Lou |
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"Sheldon" > wrote in message ... > So you say you love tea... > > http://tinyurl.com/6qnj8a > > > http://www.joe-ks.com/archives_mar20...?v=VFN8HV_20IE > > > Don't miss the UTube version. I think they should rename it as the "teahouse of the blithering idiots" These people are nuts! -- Old Scoundrel (AKA Dimitri) |
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Goomba wrote:
> hahabogus wrote: > > > There's pretend tea???? > > Well, yeah... what ELSE would you call Lipton's instant iced tea? > Dreadful, horrible, evil bad stuff! Even what's in most teabags is mainly tea dust. |
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Lou Decruss wrote:
> On Mon, 30 Jun 2008 12:51:32 -0400, Goomba > > wrote: > >> hahabogus wrote: >> >>> There's pretend tea???? >>> >> Well, yeah... what ELSE would you call Lipton's instant iced tea? >> Dreadful, horrible, evil bad stuff! > > I must agree with you there. I don't drink a lot of iced tea, but > when I do make it I use Bigelow Raspberry. 10-12 bags in a gallon jug > out in the sun. Even Lipton bags are pretty nasty. > > Lou > Have you tried Luzianne brand. It's specifically for iced tea. Very popular in the South. I just made up a gallon using the big one-quart sized bags. http://www.luzianne.com/template_category.cfm?ID=13 -- Janet Wilder Bad spelling. Bad punctuation Good Friends. Good Life |
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On Mon, 30 Jun 2008 14:53:54 -0500, Janet Wilder
> wrote: >Lou Decruss wrote: >> On Mon, 30 Jun 2008 12:51:32 -0400, Goomba > >> wrote: >> >>> hahabogus wrote: >>> >>>> There's pretend tea???? >>>> >>> Well, yeah... what ELSE would you call Lipton's instant iced tea? >>> Dreadful, horrible, evil bad stuff! >> >> I must agree with you there. I don't drink a lot of iced tea, but >> when I do make it I use Bigelow Raspberry. 10-12 bags in a gallon jug >> out in the sun. Even Lipton bags are pretty nasty. >> >> Lou >> > >Have you tried Luzianne brand. It's specifically for iced tea. Very >popular in the South. I just made up a gallon using the big one-quart >sized bags. > >http://www.luzianne.com/template_category.cfm?ID=13 I looked at the site and I'll look for it. Thanks. Lou |
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Janet Wilder wrote:
> > Have you tried Luzianne brand. It's specifically for iced tea. Very > popular in the South. I just made up a gallon using the big one-quart > sized bags. I drink Luzianne regularly. I tend to buy Luzianne, Tetley, PGTips and even Lipton at odd times for variety. I find after a few months of one brand or flavor that I welcome a change. And oh yeah.. I *know* southern *sweet-tea*....I'm in Georgia! |
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"Sheldon" > wrote in message ... > Goomba wrote: >> hahabogus wrote: >> >> > There's pretend tea???? >> >> Well, yeah... what ELSE would you call Lipton's instant iced tea? >> Dreadful, horrible, evil bad stuff! > > Even what's in most teabags is mainly tea dust. > I use loose tea. www.teatrader.com or www.specialteas.com or a bunch of others that have very good quality. |
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Sheldon wrote: > Goomba wrote: > > hahabogus wrote: > > > > > There's pretend tea???? > > > > Well, yeah... what ELSE would you call Lipton's instant iced tea? > > Dreadful, horrible, evil bad stuff! > > Even what's in most teabags is mainly tea dust. Tea dust, ha ha, lame 'commercial' tea tends to seem like it tastes dry, and or kinda acrid. baghhhght Not good in summer days, or anytime for that matter. I used to get tea from Vietnamese stores, that was good. It wasn't cheap but, it wasn't even expensive either. I don't like coffee much but, ya know, instant coffee is crap. Apply instant coffee rules to tea quality. |
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Janet Wilder wrote: > Lou Decruss wrote: > > On Mon, 30 Jun 2008 12:51:32 -0400, Goomba > > > wrote: > > > >> hahabogus wrote: > >> > >>> There's pretend tea???? > >>> > >> Well, yeah... what ELSE would you call Lipton's instant iced tea? > >> Dreadful, horrible, evil bad stuff! > > > > I must agree with you there. I don't drink a lot of iced tea, but > > when I do make it I use Bigelow Raspberry. 10-12 bags in a gallon jug > > out in the sun. Even Lipton bags are pretty nasty. > > > > Lou > > > > Have you tried Luzianne brand. It's specifically for iced tea. Very > popular in the South. I just made up a gallon using the big one-quart > sized bags. > Thats not too bad. I like some mint flavor in tea. We have the local http://www.celestialseasonings.com/ here Still not my favorite. I think if we look around, that there are great teas from across the world, that we don't often see in America. |
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On Jul 1, 2:07*am, wrote:
> Janet Wilder wrote: > > Lou Decruss wrote: > > > On Mon, 30 Jun 2008 12:51:32 -0400, Goomba > > > > wrote: > > > >> hahabogus wrote: > > > >>> There's pretend tea???? > > > >> Well, yeah... what ELSE would you call Lipton's instant iced tea? > > >> Dreadful, horrible, evil bad stuff! > > > > I must agree with you there. *I don't drink a lot of iced tea, but > > > when I do make it I use Bigelow Raspberry. *10-12 bags in a gallon jug > > > out in the sun. *Even Lipton bags are pretty nasty. > > > > Lou > > > Have you tried Luzianne brand. It's specifically for iced tea. Very > > popular in the South. I just made up a gallon using the big one-quart > > sized bags. > > Thats not too bad. > > I like some mint flavor in tea. > > We have the localhttp://www.celestialseasonings.com/here > > Still not my favorite. > > I think if we look around, that there are great teas from across the > world, that we don't often see in America. ================================================== === Japanese tea with toasted rice kernals. "Red Rose" brand from Canada. ANY brand from Canada. Lynn in Fargo |
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>, Lynn from Fargo > wrote: > Japanese tea with toasted rice kernals. "Red Rose" brand from Canada. > ANY brand from Canada. > Lynn in Fargo Red Rose is good. I also like PG tips for iced tea from the UK but found in my local stores. It's nice and robust and not bitter at all. My husband drinks more tea than I do, because he drinks a lot at work. But he also travels to the UK a few times a year so we usually are very well stocked in exotic single estate teas like Margaret's Hope 1st flush. I am very fond of Ceylon as well as Darjeeling teas. |
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On Tue 01 Jul 2008 02:17:35p, Tamzen Cannoy told us...
> In article > >, > Lynn from Fargo > wrote: > >> Japanese tea with toasted rice kernals. "Red Rose" brand from Canada. >> ANY brand from Canada. >> Lynn in Fargo > > Red Rose is good. I also like PG tips for iced tea from the UK but found > in my local stores. It's nice and robust and not bitter at all. My > husband drinks more tea than I do, because he drinks a lot at work. But > he also travels to the UK a few times a year so we usually are very well > stocked in exotic single estate teas like Margaret's Hope 1st flush. I > am very fond of Ceylon as well as Darjeeling teas. > I often order teas from McNulty's in the West Village in NYC. Their products are always very fresh. http://mcnultys.com -- Wayne Boatwright ------------------------------------------- Tuesday, 07(VII)/01(I)/08(MMVIII) ------------------------------------------- Today is: Canada Day ------------------------------------------- Always use your enemy's hand to catch a snake. ------------------------------------------- |
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On Mon, 30 Jun 2008 16:46:48 GMT, hahabogus > wrote:
> > > > > > >There's pretend tea???? i'd be more worried about the pretend drinkers. your pal, blake ** Posted from http://www.teranews.com ** |
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hahabogus wrote: > > > > There's pretend tea???? > > -- Yes indeed. All those flavoured 'ice tea' mixes. All those flavoured bottled 'teas'. True 'white' tea is not all that common and consequently expensive. Yet in the shops I see bottled 'white' tea for more money than it's worth but still quite cheap. |
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Lynn from Fargo wrote:
> On Jul 1, 2:07 am, wrote: >> Janet Wilder wrote: >>> Lou Decruss wrote: >>>> On Mon, 30 Jun 2008 12:51:32 -0400, Goomba > >>>> wrote: >>>>> hahabogus wrote: >>>>>> There's pretend tea???? >>>>> Well, yeah... what ELSE would you call Lipton's instant iced tea? >>>>> Dreadful, horrible, evil bad stuff! >>>> I must agree with you there. I don't drink a lot of iced tea, but >>>> when I do make it I use Bigelow Raspberry. 10-12 bags in a gallon jug >>>> out in the sun. Even Lipton bags are pretty nasty. >>>> Lou >>> Have you tried Luzianne brand. It's specifically for iced tea. Very >>> popular in the South. I just made up a gallon using the big one-quart >>> sized bags. >> Thats not too bad. >> >> I like some mint flavor in tea. >> >> We have the localhttp://www.celestialseasonings.com/here >> >> Still not my favorite. >> >> I think if we look around, that there are great teas from across the >> world, that we don't often see in America. > > ================================================== === > > Japanese tea with toasted rice kernals. "Red Rose" brand from Canada. > ANY brand from Canada. > Lynn in Fargo > I'll second the Red Rose from Canada. It's the only tea I put milk into. Growing up in Metro NYC, I became accustomed to Swee-Touch-Nee tea. It's orange pekoe and cut black pekoe teas. I ordered some on the Internet. -- Janet Wilder Bad spelling. Bad punctuation Good Friends. Good Life |
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On Tue, 1 Jul 2008 13:31:52 -0700 (PDT), Lynn from Fargo
> wrote: >"Red Rose" brand from Canada. My grandparents drank tea 3 times a day, sometimes 4.... Red Rose was Grandpa's favorite tea. -- I never worry about diets. The only carrots that interest me are the number of carats in a diamond. Mae West |
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> > Say Hey Stevie: > > Maybe the commercial meant, "it's not for them ******s from Surry!" > > BTW - Time to change Chiang Mai to Singapore on your posts, eh? Yo hey... time to use your real name, Smegma Boob. |
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> wrote: >5555 Yee-Haw !! You, *AGAIN*? Time to update my killfile. -- I never worry about diets. The only carrots that interest me are the number of carats in a diamond. Mae West |
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Sheldon wrote: > Cheesy Bob wrote: > > > > Say Hey Stevie: > > > > Maybe the commercial meant, "it's not for them ******s from Surry!" > > > > BTW - Time to change Chiang Mai to Singapore on your posts, eh? > > Yo hey... time to use your real name, Smegma Boob. Aren't you referring to the cyberboob's unwashed nipples...??? -- Best Greg " I find Greg Morrow lowbrow, witless, and obnoxious. For him to claim that we are some kind of comedy team turns my stomach." - "cybercat" to me on rec.food.cooking |
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>A friend from England just visited, and he promised to bring us some
>"real" tea. It is called Ty-Phoo Tea and it tastes pretty good, but to >be honest, I can not tell the difference between Typhoo and Tetley. I >must not be a tea connoisseur. > >BTW, we served Typhoo tea this weekend and everyone enjoyed it. Does the Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf still sell good quality tea? Or has it gone down since they became a megachain? I used to get their "Silver Tip Oolong" and it is still about the best tea I can remember. That one they no longer have. Steve |
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" > wrote in message > On Jul 6, 9:10 am, Wayne Boatwright > wrote: > >> > I used to like to hang out in McNultys when I was in my teens! Just to >> > wander around and smell the air was wonderful! I think they are the >> > folks who got me addicted to lapsang souchang (sp?) extra smokey! >> > Perfect for a rainy November afternoon sitting beside a fire! >> >> That's another favorite of mine. I don't drink a great variety of teas, >> though. > > I've cut back on my variety. I used to really go nuts and had dozens > of different teas on hand. Now I pretty much limit myself to Assam, > Keemun, and a few different blends of breakfast teas. It's almost too > hot where I live to drink lapsang souchang in front of a fire, except > for a month or two in winter if camping out! >> > >> I will have to loor for the Yorkshire Tea. I would probably really like >> it. > > It really is a POWERFUL tea!! LOL! > Don't let it steep more than 3-4 minutes or you'll be able to walk on > it! > >> Hope things are well with you... > > Thanks, never better! And getting better and better every day! **Better and better every day????? ROFL!!!! I wouldn't call the closure of your jungle safari photography tour business and deportation from Thailand as 'getting better and better'..... :-) -- "Being so thin, yet powerful, gives me lots of ideas for uses. I'm going to fill my front pockets with them [magnets] and take a walk through the bar district. Every bar girl with braces will be drawn right to my crotch without my even having to flash a 100 baht note! By the time I pass three bars I should have about 15-20 girl's faces pasted to the front of my pants. What can my wife say? "It wasn't me, Dear. It was the magnets!"" - newsgroup personality Steve 'Kombat' Kramer > I hope > for you and yours as well. > > Steve 'Kombat' Kramer > Chiang Mai, Thailand |
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