Today we are back at The Spice Merchant.
While waiting for the helpers to weigh and bag my "free" lb of coffee for the month, 
I perused
the tea and coffee makers. Did you see the different take on the French Press?
I was drawn to the tea and coffee makers after seeing Kokopelli's Groiche Moka Express she shared two weeks ago.
As I was working my way back to the coffee helpers and my coffee, this cat caught my eye. I didn't notice until I took the photos off my camera, not only were there cats, but also puppy tea towels.I've shown you mine, now it's time to share your own drink
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...quite an inventory.
ReplyDeleteWe had three of those cafeterias at one point. All different sizes. Now we have a machine....
ReplyDeleteThat's quite a collection of beautiful tea towels. I like the cat one as well. Happy T day!
ReplyDeleteSeeing it takes no time for tea molecules to diffuse from a tea bag into water (warmer quicker than cold), it always amazes me that there are so many ice tea makers for sale. If it cools the water down quickly so you can drink it sooner maybe I'd buy one, but there is such a thing as ice-grin. And maybe it infuses the tea quicker than other methods, but every time I make ice tea it seems to go pretty fast. I looked this one up online and it doesn't say much except you get more tea flavor. I like the tea towels too. Happy T day. hugs-Erika
ReplyDeleteI'm more of a coffee girl than a tea girl, but that place is so full of stuff to look at I could spend time in there. :)
ReplyDeleteThose are irresistible toys!
ReplyDeleteHappy T!
ReplyDeleteLots of ways to make coffee. I am familiar with the filters from my childhood (We called them Melita filters). No idea what The London Sip would be... Flash chill ice tea? It looks like a glass jug to me . The AeroPress coffee maker looks a bit like mine (which I call a French Press). And of course having lived in Italy for so long I am very familiar with the expresso coffee makers.
ReplyDeleteBut I'm writing this at 8:30 in the morning and I have to get on and make myself a cup of coffee.
Happy T-Day,
Lisca
That is quite a selection! Happy T Day!
ReplyDeleteA nice selection of tea towels especially the handsome cat. Happy T Day
ReplyDeleteWonderful visit to The Spice Merchant ❤️. I've never seen those ice tea makers before and I love the tea towels, it seems Bleubeard must be famous as it looks like he's pictured on one of the tea towels 😊. Wishing you a very Happy T Day! Hugs, Jo x
ReplyDeleteSorry the first Violetta entry was wrong
ReplyDeleteHappy T day and greetings from our ski holiday
ReplyDeleteVioletta
You love the visit the spice merchant...could you delete the first Violetta entry...I had problems with my mobile
ReplyDeleteAll the best Violetta
Hello friend!! It's been a while! Happy T day!
ReplyDeleteI should get a new electric kettle!
ReplyDeleteI do enjoy your visits to the Spice Merchant.
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
I never thought of the fact, that there might be other coffeemakers of that shape. Here in Europe they are mostly made by Bialetti, an Italian firm. Grosche seems to be Canadian. Thanks for sharing!
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