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There’s no need to boil water to home-brew iced tea. Photo by Kelly Cline | IST. If you brew pots and pots of iced tea to get through the summer heat, here’s a way to do it that requires no hot water. Instead of brewing tea the conventional way, in boiled or near-boiled water,…
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If you have younger children or simply like Disney and Pixar films, you may be anticipating* the new film, “Brave.” It’s the story of a courageous Scottish lass, Merida, who confronts tradition and, in the poetic words of Disney, “challenges destiny to change her fate.” Among other merchandising, the healthiest has got to be the…
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Today’s gift recommendation is a line of fine loose teas in decorative caddies*, from a renowned French firm, Le Palais des Thés (luh pah-LAY day tay, “The Tea Palace”). The company was founded in 1986 by a group of French tea enthusiasts, who went into the tea business so they could have the freshest, highest-quality…
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The source of the water changes the flavor of the tea. Photo by A.G. Photographer | CSP. This tip is for people who love fine tea and drink it straight—no milk, no sweetener, no lemon. It comes from Sebastian Beckwith, owner of In Pursuit Of Tea in the TriBeCa neighborhood of New York City.…
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What can you do if you’ve purchased tea bags or loose tea and you don’t really love the flavor? Turn them into iced tea. Whether it’s black, oolong, green, white or herbal, a tea that’s flat, has too much added flavor or has flavors you don’t like may taste better to you iced. Once chilled,…
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