Category Archives: teaware

Ikea Vattentät Kettle

My jury-rigged meat thermometer powered kettle works well enough for boiling smaller amounts of water, or when I want to accurately heat water to 80-85 °C for green, white, or yellow tea.

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A Clear Winner

Regular readers of this blog will no doubt be aware of my somewhat lacklustre attempts to curtail my teaware habit.

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Just Steepin’ In The Rain…

Well, my pledge to cut back on the teaware buying didn’t get too far.

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You Can Never Have Too Many Teapots…

I know I’d previously said that I was placing a moratorium on the purchase of any new teaware, but that ruling came with the proviso that I would still allow myself to buy anything suitably unusual or interesting, such as … Continue reading

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Ikea Riklig Teapot

The weather was superb the other day – bright and warm without being overly hot, and even the usual stiff sea breeze had died down to manageable levels.

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Notes From The Road – Two Jugs and a Spoon

A good tea person will always be ready to adapt his or her tea making technique as circumstances dictate, and this is never more true as when you’re away from home.

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A Fair Crack of the Whip

I was drinking my early morning pot of green tea when a thought occurred – I’d only used the tea boat from the clay teaware collection I picked up in Stockholm last month.

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The Blue Bowl of Happiness

Sometimes, even the less glamorous of teas drunk in the most everyday of settings can work magic.

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Yet More New Teaware…

I picked up this tea set made of red clay during our recent visit to Stockholm over the Easter period.

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Turkish Delight

As regular readers may be aware, I’m always on the lookout for new and interesting teaware.

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