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Old 12-13-2010, 02:40 PM   #5348
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Originally Posted by astra View Post
Yesterday, I realised I am in a need of more metals tins for tea, so I bought English Breakfast Tea today. No info about what this tea is made of, but I guess that for office use it will do. An empty tin usually costs £2-£5, this one was £2.50 Its lid is on hinges. Very posh design
I also bought another set for £4. Tea bags (Who is going to drink it?) but cheap tins with lids on hinges
Just curious...

Here you can buy tins with lids in all different shapes and sizes that are really inexpensive at craft stores, made specifically for filling with homemade goodies and giving as gifts. At Christmastime there are tons of them, mostly in Christmas themes, and after Christmas they'll be discounted to almost nothing. Do you have anything like that?
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