Showing posts with label tea ball. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tea ball. Show all posts

Friday, July 3, 2009

Grilling with Tea Balls this 4th of July Weekend?


This "teaball" meatball griller was my very favorite piece of 4th of July week holiday Spam!

Now I know that as the loose leaf tea company, that we're in the business of busting teaballs in my company, but this contraption just makes it too easy. A suggested reconfiguration of your drawer of unused teaballs? An engineering contest for recycling of unloved teaballs? The latest gift for the host who already has everything (and clearly more storage than is to be had in my kitchen)? For whatever reason, it just cracked me up. could you imagine setting up 12 cups of hot water and steeping 12 different teas at once?! Sorry Williams-Sonoma, i'm sure the meatball griller makes the most perfectly spherical, uniform and charcoal-roasty meatballs...

We have no clever new inventions to share with you this weekend, only a FREE download to help celebrate our freedom with a tasty toast - our New Guide to Gourmet Iced Teas "Summer Chill Out". (Bottom left of our home page)

Enjoy... and Happy 4th to all!

Thursday, April 2, 2009

Red Steeping Cup Steeps Red Clover Tea Loose!


Even with all the love and care we give our products, their packaging and presentation on our website, quite often, when we see our products presented on someone else's blog, they're described far more eloquently than we feel able to say ourselves... one such example is yesterday's post about our Red Steeping Cup on the fashionable "Well-Heeled Society's" blog, where the stylish Felicia Coley's saying is: Sometimes life's destiny does not include you being swept off your feet. Sometimes it's just standing in the light of your completeness... wearing fabulous shoes. She thanks us for our donation of a Red Steeping Cup and says "I am now able to get a warm hug with style every morning in red. I have since let my tea ball down easy, proving that it's best not to cry over spilled milk. Or tea... Lose that Ball & Chain! Modern Teaware for Loose Leaf Teas". Thank you Felicia, for understanding and articulating exactly what we want to communicate with our products!
Thank you to NY Post Fashion Blog for Photo