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Things are starting to reach a critical mass now that I have my tea
supply aquired for the next 6 months and I am back to battling with storage ideas. I think I may have finally settled on a fairly inexpensive and good idea: 4oz. Glass Salve Jars. While they are clear glass, they have black screw-type lids and will be stored in a closed cupboard. Since they are glass I would only need to buy new lids and air them out/baking soda to change teas. They stack well, can be labled, and I think would look pretty when the cupboard was opened since the tea is on display. I had been focusing on tin/aluminum/stainless containers, and never thought about them until now. Any thoughts? My finger is hovering above the order button for a case of them as we speak. - Dominic Drinking - PG Tips with Mount Tai yellow lump sugar |
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