THE END This shop has been compensated as part of a social shopper insights study for Collective Bias. They make me smile…and brighten my ‘me’ time every morning…sometimes they even pose for photos… They come every morning and evening to eat from my bird feeder and bathe in the bird bath. My sketch is complete after two cups of tea…I scan it and print it on a page from an old magazine…the title of the page is The Secret Society…I sort of feel like I have a secret society with my cardinal family. The tea is ready and I enjoy the lovely mint flavor of Plantation Mint…I wish I had a plantation of mint and lavender…
Snip a sprig of mint while the tea steeps…then I pick up my pencil and begin to draw… That’s a hint from my dear friend Eileen from Ireland. No Bigelow tea for the single cup brewing machineīut I do so love to indulge in the soothing ritual of tea…just like it says on the box below…I love those purple Impatients too…the bed under my water fountain soothes me also.Īnd add it to my prepared tea pot…prepared with a hot water rinse before the tea is added. One of these will grace my table on memorial Day… Look at these cute watermelon knives that I found right by the watermelons. I always brew extra in the early morning so I can enjoy a glass over ice later in the day. So it was a fun shopping trip…check it out and see my path to purchase of Bigelow teas at Walmart in this slide show.īigelow makes two of my very favorite teas…see them below…don’t you just love those also? I love the Plantation Mint hot or cold. Now that is not a hardship by any means as I already love Bigelow Teas. I am on a mission to check out the tea selections and buy a box of Bigelow Tea. Just look at that flag flying in the stormy sky…how inspiring is that? So it all started when I headed to Walmart to pick up a few things for my memorial Day bash. When we return home I brew a pot of tea and head out into my garden. I walk about 2 miles every morning with my dog Sir Chancelot. Here is the story in her own words: It is tea time after my brisk morning walk along the marshes here on Amelia Island. This morning I am inspired by Plantation Mint tea from Bigelow…Īnd this beautiful cardinal and his family that live in my garden.” She says, “I come back to my little garden, brew a pot of tea and sketch. We hope this list of tea companies and our favorites from each will set you on your way to your next delicious cuppa.Once upon a time there was an artist who loved to take tea after her early morning walk on the marshes of her little island. Bring Fido in while you shop among nearly 100 different kinds of loose leaf tea, as well as a range of fine tea ware. And when I asked my coworkers for specific tea recommendations, they really showed up. You can see that in our list of essential equipment we recommend (including mug warmers). And you can choose from caffeinated or decaffeinated tea.ĭozens of my coworkers here at Wirecutter love tea. Like fine wine and chocolate, tea can have a subtle, nuanced flavor and aroma, or it can be rich and bold (nearly enough to rival coffee). There are more than 3,000 varieties in the world, so there’s something to suit just about any palate. Tea is part of a daily routine for billions of people who drink it for pleasure, comfort, and myriad health benefits, such as lowering blood pressure, reducing inflammation, and even reducing the risk of various types of cancer. Even though tea is not as popular as coffee in the US, we think it deserves its place as the second-most widely consumed beverage in the world (water being the first). A great cup of tea can make everything better.
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