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0|0|Does anyone make their own tea/teabags?|Mackiesmudder|Mackiesmudder@aol.com|00:09:37|06/27/2009|<center><font size="1" color="#000099" class="f_postedon">Posted on Jun-27-09 at 00:09 AM (Eastern) by 205.188.116.68</font></center><p>I have a ton of mint and would like to do this!<BR>thanks,<BR>Cathie
1|1|I bought a spring acrion device that holds the leaves from loose tea....sold in coffee shops|BMOREGAL|bmoregal2000@aol.com|01:35:54|06/27/2009|<center><font size="1" color="#000099" class="f_postedon">Posted on Jun-27-09 at 01:35 AM (Eastern) by 24.92.87.214</font></center><p>Live simply,so others may simply live.
2|2|This would be the  most economical way to do it since it is reusable, and easy too :)  Link inside, Cathie to tea balls (yes, that's what they're called, lol)|saint6811|waylan@comcast.net|10:26:24|06/27/2009|<center><font size="1" color="#000099" class="f_postedon">Posted on Jun-27-09 at 10:26 AM (Eastern) by 98.213.175.237</font></center><p> <a href="http://www.baltercatalogue.com/tea/mesh-tea-ball.htm">http://www.baltercatalogue.com/tea/mesh-tea-ball.htm</a><P>They have some really cute ones out there, some are on a handle and some on a chain.....some have decorative ends on them, like large charms (hearts, flowers, animals, etc)...I'm sure you could find one at places Bed, Bath & Beyond.<BR>Also, here is a link to using fresh mint for tea<BR><a href="http://www.examiner.com/x-9907-DC-Coffee--Tea-Examiner~y2009m6d9-Recipe-for-fresh-mint-tea">http://www.examiner.com/x-9907-DC-Coffee--Tea-Examiner~y2009m6d9-Recipe-for-fresh-mint-tea</a><P>And a link on how to dry the mint for tea or use later (potpourri, etc)<BR><a href="http://foodperson.com/2008/07/07/drying-mint">http://foodperson.com/2008/07/07/drying-mint</a>/<P>"Middle age is when you choose your cereal for the fiber, not the toy."