Aloha from Hawaii!
I'm new here, and just wanted say hello. I've just recently switched from coffee to tea, and the variety with tea is absolutely awesome!
Feb 11th, '08, 21:50
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Feb 11th, '08, 21:59
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Aloha back at you splray!! Welcome to TeaChat and to the world and passion of TEA.
I see that you already found TeaDay, great. I hope you can stop by everyday and share what is in your cup and participate in the daily discussion.
How do you say tea in Hawaiian???
I see that you already found TeaDay, great. I hope you can stop by everyday and share what is in your cup and participate in the daily discussion.
How do you say tea in Hawaiian???
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Feb 12th, '08, 01:33
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Yes scarrell, it is very exciting, isn't it!!! I love hearing from such a large cross section of TeaChat...it is truly amazing. Thanx for commenting and particpating.scarrell wrote:Welcome!
Chip: TeaDay has become such a huge hit!
BTW, I am always looking for TeaDay daily TeaPoll suggestions. Please PM them to me. Thanx.
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Mahalo, or thank you.
My first few batch of teas were tea bags from the supermarket. I wanted to try loose leaf tea, similar to Chinese restaurants but better. My quest for tea took me through China Town recently. There was a lot of shops that had different kinds of tea, but a lot of those shops were really busy, with lines going out the door. I managed to find some secret gunpowder green tea, and a fujian oolong tea. I really like the green tea!
My first few batch of teas were tea bags from the supermarket. I wanted to try loose leaf tea, similar to Chinese restaurants but better. My quest for tea took me through China Town recently. There was a lot of shops that had different kinds of tea, but a lot of those shops were really busy, with lines going out the door. I managed to find some secret gunpowder green tea, and a fujian oolong tea. I really like the green tea!