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Re: korean tea
Perhaps he just meant it had a spicy aroma - or perhaps it smelled like ginger and garlic, which is mostly what my homemade kimchee smells like :-). That is a funny thing to imagine, tea with the...
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Three teas from Sichuan, via Holy Mountain
I couldn't recall having sampled any green teas from Sichuan before; so when I saw three offered for sale by Holy Mountain Trading Company, I decided to give them a try. I bought the Sichuan Snow Buds...
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Yunnan
I came across some tea from Yunnan recently and, since it vanishes quickly from the container, I think I like it a lot. It has a spicy aftertaste and goes well with a bit of milk. The tea has just...
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Kenyan tea characteristics?
Perhaps some of you here can tell me something about Kenyan tea. Never having tried Kenyan tea before, I recently bought a small amount from a fairly well-known vendor to try. I was disappointed in...
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frank mitch newton would like to save my habaneros as fresh peppers, and this is a
frank mitch newton would like to save my habaneros as fresh peppers, and this is a recipe I found and it seems logical that it's safe.....any opinions
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Re: Green tea and stones <Julie C.>
Excellent response, very helpful. Just one other thing. Do you know if green tea capsules also contain oxalate, or, which brands do not? Thanks again!
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korean tea seminar
While in NYC last week I had tea and snacks at Hangawi Restaurant-It is vegetarian and serves francia tea. They are offering a 2 hour seminar on Korean green tea on severlal dates in September,...
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New research -- green tea blocks cancer
Google News search: "Green tea's ability to fight cancer is even more potent and varied than scientists suspected, say researchers who have discovered that chemicals in green tea shut down one of the...
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I found something you may like
It certainly takes away from the "Ceremony" of brewing tea in a pot, but is more convienent (sp?) for when you want quality tea but don't want to make a full pot. Since I've been a mommy, I almost...
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White Tea
Interesting Link about white tea: 03&month=6&day http://www2.ocregister.com/ocrweb/ocr/article.do?idD280&year http://www2.ocregister.com/ocrweb/ocr/article.do?idD280
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pastry and tea.
I was talking to Wesley about what we eat with our tea. I find that sometimes I just have tea with a meal, but often I want something sweet in the afternoon. I find that chocolate things don't go...
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The fearsome odor of puerh tea
When I go to the ITC, I almost always have their fine puerh tea, but a recent experience with an inferior puerh from another vendor has dampened my enthusiasm. I scraped some tea from a huge tea ball...
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Simple things
My Hornsea teapot sits on my tea cart filled with a tea that is just wonderful in its unassuming simplicity: Organic Cottaganga BOP (from Next to the teapot is an old Blue Willow cup with two saucers;...
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Wagashi- what the hell is it?
I mentioned wagashi here recently. I thought I'd at least show a link to some. Wagashi goes best withh Japanese tea. The tastes tend to be on the subtle side. While it can be odd at first to eat red...
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World Tea Festival
The following is from Notting Hall's August 2003 edition of Tea News On September 6 and 7, 2003, the First World Tea Festival will be held in Moscow. The Festival is to assist the further development...
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