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3-28-2007 @2:25PM Annie said... Pah!
Over-engineered.
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3-28-2007 @12:45PM aro said... What an absolute waste. It's a tea bag. Tea in a bag. You pour water over the ones with the strings too, don't you? You're still going to end up with a messy wet paper bag to dispose of in the end.
You want loose tea, buy loose tea.
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3-28-2007 @1:37PM Schuylar said... And not the best tasting tea either. I bought several different kinds of Ineeka tea and everyone of them was ordinary at best. Basically a lot of hype of the packaging and not enough substance inside.
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3-28-2007 @3:03PM arecknor said... Argh. I wish this product would stop getting advertised. This is over packaging at its worst, we need to stop being so wasteful.
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3-28-2007 @1:52PM Mark said... Ditto....what an absolutely idiotic use of technology. We add millions of tons of waste to dumps in the US by just teabags alone. This is coming from an ex-package marketing person. I once believed that function and innovation was great...now, it has become very clear to me that it is about how to get someone to buy something that they don't necessarily want, and pay much more than it is really worth.
I for one would rather spend my money on good tea, not 'cool' ideas!
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