Whats your favorite tea? (mild, purchase, chocolate, chili)

[blueflames50]

Originally Posted by Dusty Rhodes

I really used to enjoy Twinings Tea, but...when they moved their entire N. American Production to China, I quit doing business with them.

say what??? I recieved a small box as a gift...hummm to keep or to toss? will have a cuppa Hu-Kwa...read that dang box an if China is on it...bye bye

[RedJacket]

Originally Posted by Dusty Rhodes

I really used to enjoy Twinings Tea, but...when they moved their entire N. American Production to China, I quit doing business with them.

...and they moved their UK production to Poland & China.

[Lunabell]

My 5 year old LOVES Earl Grey. Hers is not very authentic though, I buy the Twinings decaf variety. She has more than enough energy without being hopped up on caffeine.

I need to look for new tea sources. I absolutely love Tranquil Dreams from Teavana. I love brewing a cup at night, adding a bit of honey, and just curling up with it. Tea should be a sensory, and sometimes sensual experience. It puts me back together at the end of a long day.

I just don't like Teavana's hard sell, pushy sales approach and would love to find another yummy herbal from a smaller company. I did find an Inupiat artist that lives in Anaktuvak Pass who makes her own tea mixes with a lot of local plants. I am thinking of trying one of hers.

[Murph23]

Originally Posted by Glitch

Actually, I get tired of all the threads that have absolutely nothing to do with Alaska on the Alaska forum, typically started by some lesser-48er. When some of these morons learn to read and comprehend that there are different forums for different topics, then I will "lighten up," but not until then. In the mean time, I will continue to report these idiots, if for no other reason, than to remind them of their stupidity.

Wow, another innocent thread ruined by someone who really needs to find something better to do with his time. Tattle tale. Who reports a thread about tea? IT'S TEAAAAAAA!!!! And you think you're reminding us of our stupidity? Someone sure looks stupid and I assure you it's not one of us "lesser 48-ers."

[Ken E]

Melatonin

[sinful71]

ok what alaskan herb do you like in your favorite tea

[Nephler]

I hear Fireweed makes a good tea, never had it though.

[NOTAM]

for those who dont like certain threads or have no interest in them, do like i do, just ignore them, dont read them! there are plenty of other threads to read............

[gingerpeaches]

Originally Posted by LittleJazzyP

Me, too! I've always wanted to learn about foraging for edible plants.

And I want a woodstove.

ME TOO!

[freezengirl]

Find a copy of Discovering Wild Plants-Alaska, Western Canada, The Northwest by Janice J. Schofield recommended by Grama our own resident expert. It is a fantastic resource.