Hear my violin.
I spent a lot of money on tea yesterday, mostly through ignorance. I went to Teavana at the MOA to get the tea, since that is where my cast iron pot came from. I also asked how to get the hot water into the pot because I can't use my cast iron pot on the stove. Apparently. They wanted to sell me a device that simply heats water ... but it's not a tea kettle. I didn't even look at the price.
In the end, I bought delicious (and expensive) Oolong Chai Mate mix that will last me ForEvEr because it doesn't take a lot to make the tea. I guess the price equals out in the end. I also purchased a tea kettle at Target in which to boil the hot water because if you want a Teavana tea kettle, they start at $40 on the website. Teavana describes them as "our tea kettles are designed to quickly (and attractively) heat water to the perfect temperature." None of that ugly water heating going on. :)
Anyone in for a tiny tea party?
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(Anonymous)
2009-01-28 15:20
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Why can't you use your teapot on the stove if it's cast iron?
I am no tea-snob, so maybe I am missing something, but really, it's cast iron!
Also, I am always up for a mini tea party.
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(Anonymous)
2009-01-29 07:55
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I want to have a tea party with you! I'll bring the chinese green tea. (Reply to this) (Thread) |
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(Anonymous)
2009-01-29 19:32
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I want to have a mini-tea party! Hows about tomorrow night?! :-) Love you! (Reply to this) (Thread) |
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