Tea

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Patricia A

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Celestial Seasonings Tea is really good too. Here's a few of my favorites.

Sleepy Time is chamomile tea, as the name suggests it's a good night time tea.


The Bengal Spice is nice and spicy. Clovey and cinnamony. Sort of like a chai tea, but not.



And sometimes you get a bonus tin!

 

Patricia A

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I want one of these! Or would it be a pair of these? LMAO!
 

DiO'Bolic

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My mother got me started on Red Rose tea! When she passed into the clearing I inherited her collection of figurines. I keep them in a special box and display a different few ever so often. They make me happy and remind me of what a lovely woman she was.
My mother was born and raised in Ireland. She had tea every afternoon and it was always Red Rose. Tea was also her medical remedy for anything that ailed you. Headache... tea with aspirin dissolved in it. Skinned your knee... tea with milk and lots of sugar. A bad cough... tea with honey. Sore throat... tea with Irish whiskey. When she passed my sister got her Red Rose figurine collection.
 

skimom2

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Loose green tea is my favorite. Love Tetley's Irish Breakfast tea, and I have a friend in Perth who's sent me Australian Breakfast tea on occasion--it's lovely! I'm trying to think of the brand of Irish tea a friend in Dublin sends me... red box is all I can remember (I put the tea in a tight container and tossed the box a while ago). It's nice, too.
 

Spideyman

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Loose green tea is my favorite. Love Tetley's Irish Breakfast tea, and I have a friend in Perth who's sent me Australian Breakfast tea on occasion--it's lovely! I'm trying to think of the brand of Irish tea a friend in Dublin sends me... red box is all I can remember (I put the tea in a tight container and tossed the box a while ago). It's nice, too.
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Blake

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A few years back, when I was advised to give up coffee, I discovered the wonderful world of tea. Pearled, leaved, herbal, spiced, bagged or loose, I love tea. Hot or iced, creamed or black, sweetened usually, but any way it's served I love tea.



Of course I never did give up coffee, but there you go.
What is your favorite tea?
I'd love a cup, Mrs Doyle. Dougall doesn't care for one. Not Earl Grey, I want Irish breakfast tea.