Green tea

January 29, 2008 
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green tea

I’ve got them in all kinds — loose leaves or in tea bags, flavored or plain and natural, but never decaffeinated. Green tea for me is just as essential as coffee.

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3 Comments on "Green tea"

  1. margie on Mon, 24th Nov 2008 8:31 pm 

    hello ms. connie..ask ko lang po kung saan nyo nabili un loose leaves at kung ano ang brand name nya?? thank you in advance..

  2. Connie on Mon, 24th Nov 2008 8:35 pm 

    Margie, as far as I remember, there was no English name on the box. Bought it from a Taiwanese food store called Shuin.

  3. margie on Tue, 25th Nov 2008 7:14 pm 

    i’ll find time to go there and look for Shuin soon..tagal ko na rin naghahanap ng loose leaves..ms. connie thanks for sharing..you’re such a good person..keep it up..




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