A little after dinner something – these tea pearls actually unfold from balls that are hand rolled by tea-makers in China. They unfold to become full blossoms in the teapot. Like having an edible tea tree in your tea pot. You can purchase the glass tea pot as well (crystal no less). “Drinkable Ornamental Luxury” as the company puts it – we just like that no one else is doing it. Pearls $23 for 3 BUY Tea Pot $16 BUY
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July 28, 2008 at 5:51 am
In 1902 a German botanist named Weber came to Mexico to study the Agave plant and differentiate between local varieties. He soon discovered higher altititudes and milder climates fostered better alcohol from the plant. The now aptly named Blue Tequilana Weber Agave is used for the finest tequillas. In fact the European Union and Mexico designated that this is the only plant that can produce anything officially called Tequilla. Corzo Blue Agave are grown a mile high where the soil is richer and more red producing the finest tequilla. Worth a try. 46-$56 BUY
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July 25, 2008 at 9:36 am
For a company famous for its toasters, Dualit is going modern – while staying a bit retro in design. The Dualit Digital Radio has a rechargeable NiMH battery, timer, alarm with snooze and sleep options, cast aluminum casing, and an aux in for the iPod. Put it next to the bed, in the home office – take it on the road. We like it. Enjoy. $225.00. BUY
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July 15, 2008 at 5:30 am