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Think about it though. You can't deny the tea isle has been shrinking in supermarkets. I didn't realise until I read this, but it's a real phenomenon.
by mattmanser 11y ago
Think about it though.
You can't deny the tea isle has been shrinking in supermarkets. I didn't realise until I read this, but it's a real phenomenon.
- cwmoo740 11y agoThat's because of sea level rise from global warming. Lots of isles have been shrinking.
- Swizec 11y agoI've been in the US for ~2 years now. The tea isle at Safeway has done nothing but grow. There are even loose leaf pay-per-pound options now!
- Symbiote 11y ago> tea isle That's Great Britain. You meant the tea aisle :-)
- cyberferret 11y agoYes, consumer grade teas are disappearing from big chain supermarket aisles. But over here, the rise and rise of boutique specialty tea stores as well as online tea stores just keeps going. As another poster mentioned above, there is a whole world of tea outside of the big brand 'English Breakfast' or 'Earl Grey'. Personally one of my biggest enjoyments is blending various teas to see what sort of flavours I can create. Always leaf, never tea bags! I'd suggest that anyone complaining about tea go and learn how to make it properly: http://www.h-tea-o.net/newsletter/G001DouglasAdams/teatalk/ http://www.h-tea-o.net/newsletter/G001DouglasAdams/teatalk/ :)