Taylors of Harrogate Decaffeinated Tea
#301133 - 03/01/07 01:10 PM
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Sand
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Loc: West Orange, NJ (IBS-D)
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I had some of this while we were traveling and it's wonderful. In fact it tastes so good I worry it's not really decaffeinated but it didn't seem to bother me.
I haven't looked for it in grocery stores around here but I did find it on Amazon where it seems to be about twice the price of Lipton decaffeinated: web page. Unfortunately, they're selling 300 bags at a time - if I find it in grocery stores I'll let you know.
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Whole Foods carries it, at least here in Boston.
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-Carol
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Also, if you're worried about caffeine in any tea, just steep for 30-40 seconds, toss out that tea, and start your steeping again with fresh water. Most of the caffeine in tea comes out in the first few moments of steeping.
--AC
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Thanks, AC. I do do that with Lipton and it works fine. But I've done a lot of traveling lately and it's kind of awkward to stand there in a gas station making multiple cups of tea. Especially since where we've been people generally think I'm weird for drinking tea instead of coffee anyhow. Thank goodness for those little hot chocolate packets - they're the only reason some places have hot water taps at all. 
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But I've done a lot of traveling lately and it's kind of awkward to stand there in a gas station making multiple cups of tea. Especially since where we've been people generally think I'm weird for drinking tea instead of coffee anyhow.
Let me guess - you've been traveling south?  After trips to see relatives in the SE US, I've gotten in the habit of saying "hot tea" when I order in restaurants just so I don't get a glass of "sweet tea" instead!
On the other hand, Canada is great because tea is normal there!
--AC, currently with 4 boxes of tea on her desk
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