A Tale of Two Jasmines

I suppose I can find my FJ yellow tin. From what I remember it was a Jasmine black tea. It seems youre saying it is a Jasmine green tea. I say this because I suppose I can find my FJ silver tin of Jasmine green tea. Ill probably try to find both when I am snowed in and compare to my other commercial Jasmines I somehow accidently acquired on purpose hoping for the best. I will say Ive always enjoyed FJ SF SowMee over any other commercial brand.

Jim

...consult Google Groups...

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Space Cowboy
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Actually, the Foojoy is just one of a number of outfits that are copying the original container.

The original yellow box tea will say "China national tea and native produce import and export corporation" on it. It's not particularly wonderful tea, but it's a known quantity. Lots of Chinatown shops will carry it.

China being what it is, there are now hundreds of companies copying the original packaging.

--scott

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Scott Dorsey

It isnt obvious but these two characters stand for FooJoy ?? which were taken from the packaging and what does the character ? for SunFlower look like. I chased my tail yesterday.

Jim

...FooJoy and Sunflower missing from my Rosetta Stone...

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Space Cowboy

Now I get it. ? is inscribed inside the white O in FooJOY surrounded by the four characters ???? when a seal or just the word FooJOY with inscribed character as a logo which is mostly the case.

Jim

...me talkin to me...

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Space Cowboy

I preffer to use jasmine from my own garden. The taste of the green tea with jasmine is wonderful!

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olla86

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