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Old 01-29-2011, 05:58 PM   #7342
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Originally Posted by ProfCrash View Post
Yup. My parents got me this great travel set when they were in Barcelona that I use. It is a nice wooden box with 12 cigar sized tubes filled with tea. Each of the tubes holds about 25 teaspoons worth of tea. I have been using up the teas that it came with but will be replacing the teas with my favorites for travel as the others run out. It fits nicely in my carry on and lets me have a nice variety of tea with me. I can also fit in a whole bunch of tea filter bags into the box.

I have also been known to pre make tea bags before a long trip. Make the tea bags, store them in a ziploc bag that is labeled with what type of tea is in each bag. It works nicely.
Impressive!

My local Japanese restaurant serves genmaicha (barley green tea), which I've grown partial to, but haven't gotten around to buying any for home yet.
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