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Jim Fussell
TeaPersonal mug
Nicey replies: Yes well said Jim, this is an important element in tea presentation isn't it.


Lee Wallis
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Custard Cream Review

Catherine Stoddart
Tea
Nicey replies: Yes well boiling water is very necessary for getting the best from the tea, George Orwell, is very insistent on this as well.

Interestingly when making tea up mountains as I'm prone to from time to time the water boils at a much lower temperature but the tea still seems to work. Maybe the boiling is necessary to help the volatile substances in the tea to be released, where as the temperature is not as crucial. Of course this is all negated if one is forced to use the local Lipton's Yellow Label tea which is fairly standard when abroad.


Victoria Jones


Abbey Crunch Review

Sarah-Jane Winn
Nicey replies: Things like the mighty Penguin tend to be OK as they have their own dedicated production line, due to the volumes involved, so you don't get that may contain nuts thing. United Biscuits have an up to date web page were they list their nut free products.

Hey the Abbey Crunch is listed as nut free, Yay.