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OUP Tea’s “Tea Month” Tea Fact #11
“Thomas Sullivan, a New York tea importer had to send tea samples to his clients. Since using metal tins seemed to be an expensive venture he resorted to small gauze packets. The confused client… more →
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wrote 1 year ago: Ahhh…I’m sitting here drinking a cup of detox tea. The warm water calming my nerves and helping my b … more →
OUP Tea’s “Tea Month” Tea Fact #11
wrote 2 years ago: “Thomas Sullivan, a New York tea importer had to send tea samples to his clients. Since using … more →
OUP Tea’s “Tea Month” Tea Fact #10
wrote 2 years ago: “Tibetans drink tea made of salt and rancid yak butter!” From: http://www.crazyfortea.co … more →
OUP Tea's "Tea Month" Tea Fact #9
wrote 2 years ago: “By 1650 the Dutch were actively involved in trade throughout the Western world. Peter Stuyves … more →
OUP Tea’s “Tea Month” Tea Fact #7
wrote 2 years ago: “Keep in mind that tea is vulnerable to 5 things: air, light, odor, heat, and moisture. When t … more →
OUP Tea’s “Tea Month” Tea Fact #6
wrote 2 years ago: “An average of three billion cups of tea are consumed daily worldwide.” From: http://www … more →
OUP Tea’s “Tea Month” Tea Fact #5
wrote 2 years ago: “The U.S. imports approximately 72 percent of its tea from India” From: http://www.belly … more →
OUP Tea’s “Tea Month” Tea Fact #4
wrote 2 years ago: “Dried tea will absorb odors in the refrigerator.” From: http://www.fineteas.com/teafact … more →
OUP Tea’s “Tea Month” Tea Fact #3
wrote 2 years ago: “Tea was accidentally invented in 2737 BC when Chinese Emperor Shen Nung spotted some tea leav … more →
OUP Tea's "Tea Month" Tea Fact #2
wrote 2 years ago: “Until the nineteenth century, solid blocks of tea were used as money in Siberia.” From: … more →
OUP Tea's "Tea Month" Tea Fact #1
wrote 2 years ago: “Camellia sinensis is the scientific classification for the tea plant. One of the most interes … more →
