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thanks for the green tea info

Thanks to you ALL! I'm on coumadin (warfarin) because I get blood clots. (legs) and my arteries clot (had 2 femoral art...
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posted by spellbird
0 comments posted 19yrs posted by spellbird

green and white teas and blood thinners

I've been on blood thinners for a loooong time. Recently, my anticoagu;ant therapist told me to be sure to not drink gr...
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posted by spellbird
2 comments posted 19yrs posted by spellbird

Vancouver tea shops

My wife and I were in Vancouver recently. We were able to spend a whole day on the tea shops in the Chinese neighborhoo...
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posted by perin
1 comments posted 19yrs posted by perin

Roasted but green oolongs?

tasting a roasted oolong, i notice that it also has a rather strong green flavor to it, so im wondering when they roast...
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posted by SilverNeedles
12 comments posted 19yrs posted by SilverNeedles

(TEA) Make your own bottled tea

So in doing bottled tea i guess theres 2 ways: 1. Cold brewing: put leaves & water in bottle, put it in the fridge, wai...
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posted by SilverNeedles
8 comments posted 19yrs posted by SilverNeedles

[TEA] posting with a prefix

i just tried posting with a prefix in the subject [TEA] subject but google groups did not show it as such!, just subject...
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posted by SilverNeedles
20 comments posted 19yrs posted by SilverNeedles

[TEA] what is Wu-Yi... what is Yi-Wu ? :)

I havent researched this intently because it would take me a while, so i thought id ask someone who knows :P What is WuY...
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posted by SilverNeedles
6 comments posted 19yrs posted by SilverNeedles

Finger-tap thanks: regionality?

Many of us are familiar with the Chinese practice of tapping fingers on the table to signify thanks, as after the pouri...
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posted by DogMa_I
6 comments posted 19yrs posted by DogMa_I

Pu-erh paste

Teaspring is carrying something called "cha gao" or puerh tea paste (I don't say that's a direct translation). I have n...
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posted by Csinesis
0 comments posted 19yrs posted by Csinesis

Tea for a large group of people?

I want to start a project and company that serves English tea to the masses, without the need of tea bags. http://miste...
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posted by kai.hendry
6 comments posted 19yrs posted by kai.hendry

China reds vs Indian reds color

Well I don't think I've seen this discussed here before so here goes: I usually drink my red teas with milk and sugar....
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posted by Csinesis
9 comments posted 19yrs posted by Csinesis

Itoen Iced tea at Big Lots

I'm not sure if it just a regional thing or not (I'm in PA) but a number of our local Big Lots stores have a ton of Ito...
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posted by dominictiberio
1 comments posted 19yrs posted by dominictiberio