I'm pretty sure she just leaves them in the strainer and does the "second pour" the same day.
Yeah, that's pretty much what I do. But I'm definitely not in it for the caffeine.
At the exorbitant prices Teavana extorted out of me, a second pour is the least I should get out of these things. They do also recommend it.
I don't reuse my leaves, even for the $10/can Ministry of Tea I use. It's never as good.
In the evenings, I drink TJ's decaf Irish breakfast, but it's not as good as the leaded stuff: takes longer to steep and just disappoints.
The Candy Cane Weapons of The North Pole
In matters of Christmas security, Santa’s Defense Forces rely on a homegrown candy cane-based weapon system. The heart of the system is the Candy Cane Carbine (C3), a modular candy small arm that can be adapted for a variety of roles, from close-ranged gifting to long range bah-humbug suppression. And for gravely naughty or armor-plated threats to Christmas and Santa, there is the candy cane of last resort—the Mark 12 Tenenbaum Launcher—which fires a ballistic christmas tree.
I just love the uniforms of Santa’s Little Secret Service/Santa’s Defense Forces....
Teavana
Whoah. Those prices are ridic. Upton Tea all the way for me.
I usually drink Twinings. Or, um, Tetley.
In Moldova we used the tea three times, and would reuse from the previous day. Sometimes I reuse here, sometimes I don't.
Seriously, Teavana is three times the price of Upton!
We always get Tower of London tea by Harney & Son's for Dad for gifts; it's pricey, but it's WONDERFUL.
Regular tea? Mom and Dad buy from Stash Teas in bulk. Seriously.
My boss's son studied in China and got hooked on local tea. he has a business importing really fancy teas now. [link]
Whoah. Those prices are ridic
But the Jasmine Dragon Pearl tea is like
crack.
Crack. I haven't tasted an alternative that's anywhere near as tasty. And a second blend within the same day is still better than most other brands of jasmine green tea.
My god, I just interrupted the all hands IT meeting to object that Community was a better geek TV show than Big Bang Theory. Because that's how people need to know me.