Fuso bag
[Chapter: Food]
Hub got us this new Tahitea earlier this week and we tried it one evening while we were in front of our computers. It’s a nice combo of noni leaf tea, green tea and jasmine flowers.
Something else new (to me) was the Fuso tea bag.
My friend tells me that this nylon-mesh pyramid isn’t that new as it was already developed in Japan by its maker in the 1980s.
This form of tea bagging is meant for better infusion.
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From tea time and roses
Hi Clara!
How pretty is your new changes here…just lovely! I always enjoy a wonderful cup of tea…one of life’s tiny little pleasures. Enjoy!! :o)
Smiles…
Beverly
At tea time and roses’s blog: Sunday Showers….
2008.03.02 @ 3:30 pm
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From Anne-Marie
I totally loved the nylon bags as well and shared my enthusiasm with them to another tea-lover. To my susprise, she immediately went off on the nylon bags, decrying them as no better than plastic shopping bags in terms of harming the environment.
Sigh. And they look so pretty and allow the tea to stretch out so much better.
At Anne-Marie’s blog: Cut Out Soaps – Embedding
2008.03.02 @ 9:33 pm
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From Mare
In Germany we have ‘diamonds’ by eilles. They are expensive but look very nice. Good hotels etc. offer them to there guests
http://www.eilles.de/shop-diamond-c-45_73-0.html?sessID=05e3fd6e8646e8a5f7ecbfacfba45047
2009.03.02 @ 3:11 pm
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