Tea and the British seem to be inseparable in Bodum's perception of English culture. When Bodum was asked by the British Tea Council to develop a new way of brewing tea, they created a simple brewing system: boil water, place your preferred tea leaves in the stainless steel filter, pour in the hot water, wait 3 to 4 minutes or to your preferred taste, press down the plunger and the process is complete. There's no need to remove the filter, no mess and no burned fingers -- only the true unforgettable and delicious taste of your preferred tea. The classic brosilicate glass "Assam" teapot with a stainless steel filter and lid has a 32-oz. capacity for aromatic delight. The clear glass makes the infusion visible at all times, making it a very attractive table piece. Everything can go in the dishwasher, plus the jug (without the rod and lid) can go in the microwave.
Ahhh, holiday shopping. It's exciting, it's stressful and it's usually a pain in the...well, you know. I personally hate--really hate--crowds, so trying to navigate aggressive mall shoppers is not my cup of tea. This year, maybe I'll try doing all my holiday shopping online. That way I can avoid the pushing and shoving as I near Nordstrom, and I can bypass the evil fat-trap that is the local food...
A wonderful cup of tea can soothe the soul. Tea is something that can bring your sore throat comfort or warm you up on a cool evening. Whether you are a connoisseur of teas or you just enjoy have a cup every now and then, there are a variety of tea kettles to choose from. There are two basic types of tea kettles to choose from, electric and stovetop, but there are many different options within the...
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