Charlene Soraia Wherever You Will Go - Twinings Advert Song 2011
Amazing singer Charlene Soraia performing a live set of Wherever You Will Go the amazing sound track to the new Twinings tea advert. Download from ...
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Twinings Darjeeling Tea, Loose Tea, 3.53-Ounce Tins (Pack of 6)
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You Save: $8.35 (24%)- Packaged in an attractive, reusable tin
- Sourced from the foothills of the Himalayas in northeast India
- Fine blend of carefully selected first and second flush Darjeeling teas
Ekobrew Cup, Refillable Cup for Keurig K-cup Brewers, Brown, 1-Count
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You Save: $9.53 (64%)- Save money by using your favorite coffee and at the same time reduce the impact on the environment. 100% BPA free plastic.
- No need to remove the Keurig filter holster; Simply fill the Ekobrew, place it in your machine and brew normally
- Ekobrew's unique design provides the very best coffee possible and our smooth interior makes clean up fast and easy.
Ekobrew Cup, Refillable Cup for Keurig K-Cup Brewers, Brown/Green, 2-Count
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- The Ekobrews patent pending design includes a deep brew chamber, heavy duty hinge, flat bottom design and heat resistant grips for safer removal after use
- The Ekobrew'spatent pending design includes a deep brew chamber, heavy duty hinge, flat bottom design and heat resistant grips for safer removal after use
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What To Do With Empty Twinings Tea Tins? Good Question | Apartment ...
I drink lots of Twinings loose-leaf tea. I currently have 10 empty tea tins. I was thinking of painting them and reusing them for dry-good storage, but really they're too small for bulk storage, and too big for herbs and spices. I'd rather not use them as herb plant pots (mostly because I've not had much luck growing herbs). So, what should I do with them?
Sent by Rebecca
Editor: Rebecca, one of the ideas we came across is to use the tins to hold q-tips (seen in the photo above). Apparently they're the perfect size. Along those lines, think small storage: buttons, spools of thread, cotton balls, nails, etc. You could also use them to store index cards . Also, this post via The Kitchn gives 6 ways to reuse oatmeal tins, but we think you could pull some of those ideas for tea tins as well.
Other ideas for Rebecca?
Oh, and if you punch a hole in the lid with a nail and hammer, you can use the tin as a dispenser for small balls of twine, just like people do with old coffee cans. With the ball inside and the twine running through the hole, it keeps the ball neat. Just tape the loose end of twine to the side of the tin when you're not using it.
