ISO caffeine-free Darjeeling

[Steve]

--- In HPFGU-OTChatter at yahoogroups.com, "Amy Z" <lupinesque at y...> wrote:


Go back to last week and you will find some posts about Sweets and
British food sources with several links to sites in the US that have
British food. Look for posts by me about 'Sweets' and you will find
the links.

I remember seeing DeCaf tea on these websites. I don't remember seeing
Darjeeling though, but then I wasn't really looking for tea.

You can get Lipton tea in decaf and you may be able to find others in
a regular grocery stores, or check your local whole food coop store. 

Word to the wise, I have some instant Lipton DeCaf, sadly, it's like
sawdust. It's really nasty stuff. Although, I have never tried Lipton
Decaf tea bags, so I can't say anything about them. 

Just a suggestion.

bboy_mn