June 05, 2005

TriniTEA

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I can't wait for Adagio to release this new Electric tea maker, or TriniTEA! I tend to like the traditional way of making tea-- boiling the water on the stove, pouring it over tea leaves in a cast iron tea pot or my bodum, but there is something cool and ultra-modern about this new tea machine. How do you like to make your tea?

Posted by Hannah at June 5, 2005 02:32 PM
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Nice to meet you! (or at least read you!) I like you're blog. It's nice to see a tea lover who isn't afraid of coffee.
I also like tea (duh) frou frou, coffee, and want a pink IPod!

Posted by: Marlene at June 5, 2005 09:25 PM

I like to make my tea with hot water from my stainless tea kettle and tea bags. In a cute mug, of course.

Posted by: girl from florida at June 5, 2005 09:35 PM

I can't wait either! I think it'll be good when I don't have time to settle down, but want more than one cup at a time. Yippie!

Posted by: bethanie at June 6, 2005 12:43 AM

i use rusell hobbs uno uno coffee tea maker that i got for my birthday. i love it to bits coz it saves me time in the morning

Posted by: Feli at June 6, 2005 03:37 AM

That really is a cool looking tea maker. I drink tea so rarely, I usually just heat the water on the stove and pour it over my tea bag.

Posted by: Robin at June 6, 2005 10:32 AM

you know how i make tea - you've been there :) i have a zojirushi hot water heater and then pour it over the leaves in my pot. i like that ritual and would prefer to keep it that way. also, i'm not sure if keeping the tea warm will not change its qualities. so i'm a little suspicious of the TriniTEA :)

Posted by: stef at June 6, 2005 07:06 PM

I heat the water in our tea kettle on the stove and then pour it over a tea bag in a mug. If I am making iced tea though, I heat the water the same way and pour it over the tea bags in a large measuring cup and let them seep, then add sugar, pour it in a pitcher, and fill with water.

Posted by: Allison at June 7, 2005 06:03 PM