[Aiko]

I am definitely a tea person, and I must admit I am a sucker for Earl Grey and English breakfast
I also quite love the Sencha Uchiyama I got for my birthday, but that's one I drink really rare because I fear the day I run out of it T^T
I also love the fruit teas though, especially the "forest berries" ones... because up here in Scandinavia, that means a mix of blueberry, strawberry and other berries that I usually eat every summer x3

[Saiyouri]

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(｡◕‿◕｡) Oooo fruit teas sound yummy. I'd wish we would have
blends like that here in the states where
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[Quiet Man Cometh]

Yeah? Where abouts in Scandinavia are you? My grandmother was Danish, and my dad and myself both have a fondness for Lingon berry. I sent up a jar of sauce recently for him because where he lives he can't get it. ;). I took a trip to Sweden a couple years ago while I was travelling. Would like to go back since I didn't see much of the north or make is past Oslo into Norway. Most stayed around Stockholm.

*Is even more annoyed that the fancy Lipton teas that are in Europe haven't come here yet.* >.<

[Aiko]

Ooo Lipton tea ^_^
And I am in fact Danish x3
The lingon is good too :3 So gonna buy a ton of tea when I get to Sweden later this year owo

[Quiet Man Cometh]

Heh Nice.

I've only seen a small fairly bland selection of lipton teas here (I'm in Canada, west coast). I encountered it in the trips to Europe that I've taken in the past few years. I'd grab an extra teabag whenever I could. One of my favourites was the Russian Earl grey, which I've only found here in one specialty store in leaf form.

Only visited Copenhagen when I was there. Still have family in Denmark, siblings to my grandmother and their kids. I haven't met any of them though. Thought it would be a little wierd to show up; "Hi, I'm your relative from Canada you've never met." Methinks that would be kinda odd, especially since my grandmother and her parents came to Canada just prior to WWII.

[Darjeeling]

Russian Earl Grey ! o.o
/dies

I haven't had that one for ages ! Must be in the very back of the cupboard ... I'm sure I have it , unless I drank it all ... thanks for making me remember o.O

I'm having a cup of Asian Temple now ^_^
Also Lipton . It's still my favorite brand :)
But .. you don't have it in the USA ? o.O

[Quiet Man Cometh]

I'm in Canada, not sure about what the USA has ;). We have Lipton tea that comes in little rectangular boxes with pyramid shaped tea bags )I bought some cinnamon spiced chai just yesterday) but we don't have the one that I saw in Europe in the individual bags like Russian Earl Grey, and I think I remember Asian Temple too. If we do have them here, I haven't managed to find them yet.

[Demonskid]

I have this odd taste for Green Tea or Oolong Tea... very yummy stuff. but I mostly drink water or milk cause I'm to lazy to actually make my tea xD

[Echo-chan713]

I rarely make tea because I don't own a kettle, I would have to boil my water in a saucepan then it ends up making a mess on my stove top. as wel as honey can be very sticky to handle

[Demonskid]

I use the coffee maker to boil my water xD no one here drinks coffee but we have a maker thing... we are odd people ._.,

[Echo-chan713]

I don't have a coffee maker, I don't like coffee

[Demonskid]

I hate the stuff but the coffee thing really works when making tea 8D

[Echo-chan713]

I have to boil my water in a pot or a saucepan BI

[Quiet Man Cometh]

I have a coffee maker though it has yet to make it out of the box. It's for the benefit of guests, but my brother's coffee make usually takes care of that.

I've been stuck boiling water on the stove before when my first kettle died. I like those teeny pots, they work great. Hold enough water for a cup and a half or so. :)

[Echo-chan713]

I need to get a kettle from my mom :P

[Quiet Man Cometh]

Electric kettles are pretty cheap these days. It was first on my list for college supplies. :). Does double duty when you have instant noodles around. ;)