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// @matigo @JeremyCherfas @hazardwarning @jws
@jws bagged tea is certainly easier, but then again, coffee is kind of a rigamarole with the Keurig and refillable K-cups. Or, in my case, K-carafes so I can have a reasonably sized cup of coffee.
However, loose was the only way to get a reasonable amount of this tea at a price that wasn't highway robbery.
// @JeremyCherfas
I am but an overpaid bit shuttle at the moment, copying 100+ MB videos from one YouTube account to another.
@matigo Let's see if I'm still under that weight when it comes time to renew my drivers license :)
Today's scale, but also non-scale victory: weighing less than what my drivers license says I weigh.
@peemee I have plenty of tea available in bags. Whether I want to drink it or not is a different question :P
@JeremyCherfas Quite by accident, or perhaps by spending too much time in Delta SkyClubs, I discovered the Hot Cinnamon Spice tea from Harney and Sons. I was appalled at how much it cost for 50 tea bags compared to what I was getting my vanilla tea for.
So I looked into getting it loose, which is clearly cheaper than getting it in bags with all that extra packaging. Depending on how this experiment works out, I may get my vanilla tea loose too.
Yeah, my wife loves my beverage habits. :P
I just ordered loose leaf tea. Have I turned into a snob or have I just realized the economics of tea bags? ?