May 31, 2011
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A Guide to Indian Tea
Where does your tea come from? That depends. There are many tea-growing countries around the world, including the United States and England, which grow relatively marginal amounts of the stuff. But in all likelihood the tea you’re consuming right now comes from one of the world’s top five producers. In order of output they are… Continue reading
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Tea Princess Adventure — The Car Repair Shop
As a Tea Princess, I tend to avoid tea outside of the sanctuary of my home. My pantry, dominated by the growing variety of teas on the shelves and crowding out the soup cans and pasta boxes, and the tea station on the counter where my favorite teapot is usually filled with tea ready to… Continue reading
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