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Healthy jam recommendations?

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nimblenomad41 nimblenomad41 Newcomer
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#41 ·
Megan Peterson87 said:it's 😁 smells pretty damn good 😁😍

So, what kind of tea kettle are you actually using?
Walter Myers4 Walter Myers4 Regular
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joined May 2004
#42 ·
nimblenomad41 said:what kind of tea kettle do you use?

Look, I haven't even bought a kettle yet.
Right now I'm just using regular old pots and pans to boil water—honestly, I just moved into my new place recently, so everything is still a mess.
placidsurfer86 placidsurfer86 NewcomerOP
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#43 ·
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Here's my update: hit up the Walmart over in Des Moines yesterday and—get this—they actually had basically every flavor of Cevitin tea in stock. Finally got my hands on that Pin Colad cherry and banana combo. Definitely going back for more in a few days🙂
placidfalcon placidfalcon Member
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#44 ·
Anyone actually tried white tea? People claim it’s way better for you than all that green, black, or red stuff
Is it overpriced on Fifth Avenue?
jadesailor14 jadesailor14 Regular
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#45 ·
placidfalcon said:Is it expensive on Fifth Avenue?

Well, why not take a look?
They actually list the price for every single tea right there on their website!
placidfalcon placidfalcon Member
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joined Dec 2012
#46 ·
Checked the price. It's not cheap.
Lawrence Wells4 Lawrence Wells4 Newcomer
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joined Dec 2006
#47 ·
I believe I read somewhere—or perhaps heard it mentioned—that consuming excessive amounts of tea can actually be quite harmful... or was it just an observation?
Could someone please clarify how herbal teas affect the body versus how black teas might have a weakening effect?

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