RE: [MLUG - DISCUSSION] Re: [MLUG] baby!

["Spurling, Shannon" <EMAIL:PROTECTED>]

Oh, I buy that by the 1 Lb tin. :-)
I get the loose leaf tin. I bought some that looked about the same a few
years back but was labeled from FooJoy tea company. The tins looked the
same. I really enjoy the loose leaf teas. 
I have also had that bubble tea. I liked the tea, but the tapioca I
could do with out. If I were a kid I would have thought of using the
straw and those balls of tapioca as a spit ball gun. :-)
I did like orbit. The soda they sold that had small balls of Jello in
it. Some people I knew were grossed out by it. From what I heard, the
tapioca thing is popular all over Asia, not just in Indonesia. 

Shannon Spurling
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Subject: Re: [MLUG - DISCUSSION] Re: [MLUG] baby!

Spurling, Shannon wrote:
> I think you can get that tea in the Chinese food section of Hy-Vee. It
> may be a little more expensive ($.75 a box of 25), but it is
exceedingly
> smooth and mild. 

I looked there today, and I couldn't find it.  But quite likely, we are 
talking about the same thing, because it is precisely its smoothness and

mildness that I find so appealing.

My stuff is made by "Fujian Tea Import & Export Co Ltd" and the orange 
box package also has chinese and french on it.

I am told that Fujian is a big center for tea production in China.


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