[Sca-cooks] OT: Question about teapots
Carol Smith
Eskesmith at hotmail.com
Wed Oct 19 18:18:22 PDT 2005
Depends. there's a local gentleman (from An Dubheaigeainn, for the locals on this list) who import teapots from China that hold at max 2 teacups full, and he sells them... but he also sells gourmet teas, and it's worth it. (He recommends a separate pot for each type of tea, too.) How much do you plan to serve at at a time?
His tea classes are interesting and educational. Lions End will probably host another tea event next October, and I plan to take at least one of his classes again.
Regards,
Brekke
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Subject: [Sca-cooks] OT: Question about teapots
I'm thinking about buying a tea pot for someone (not on the list) for Christmas. I was thinking about one of the nice Japanese iron tea pots
and I'm having a problem between what I think the pot should hold versus what the ones I have seen hold. This brought up a question for me.
In your opinion, among the tea drinkers of the list, how much tea (in cups? mugs? oz?) SHOULD a tea pot hold?
Curious,
Orla
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