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From The Kitchn: Adagio's Electric Tea Maker

Do you drink more tea than coffee? Ever wish there was an automatic drip machine for tea with all the ease of a coffee maker? Well, wish no more.

We review Adagio's electric tea maker, the TriniTEA. All the ease of coffee making - your pot of tea is ready to go.

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There already is a tea-making device with all the ease of a drip coffee machine. It's called a teapot.

posted by martha on 2008-09-19 08:22:57
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I use my coffeemaker to make tea, I just put teabags in it instead of coffee/filters

posted by SuperGrrl on 2008-09-19 09:26:22
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I just heat the water in the microwave, or in a saucepan on the stove.

posted by Sydney on 2008-09-19 09:33:47
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yes, i use my coffee pot too.

also, for an even easier way to make tea, put a big glass jar out in the sun with some teabags. The sun will brew the tea for you AND it "solar-powered" which means no electricity!

Here in Tennessee we call it "sun tea" and we love our iced tea around here!

posted by Stephvixen on 2008-09-19 09:35:33
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I use a $15 electric kettle from Target. It heats up in under 2 minutes, though it sounds like jet engines. I save my pennies for nicer tea.

posted by gquaker on 2008-09-19 10:27:25
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My flatmate in the UK back in the 1990s had something very similar (though not sure if it was a 'dripping' machine) that she could set as an alarm clock to wake up to the smell of freshly brewed tea. I believe it was called a Teasmade.

posted by mightyelle on 2008-09-19 10:43:35
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black tea should be brewed with water at a rolling boil. I'm not sure if this would ever get that hot.

posted by retrostyleguy81 on 2008-09-19 11:44:13
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Did not the Mrs Tea come out in the early 80's for this very purpose? Just saying...

posted by keltick on 2008-09-19 15:02:38
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no no no.....as a tea drinker from that little island this is just wrong wrong wrong. Put a little milk in first, when the kettle is boiling drop the t-bag in and pour your water in then let it infuse until its the strength you want. Yep the last bit can be a bit varied, but that is part of the fun.

If you have builders in put at least 3 sugars in the cup for authentic "British builders tea"...... ;-)

Machines are for coffee NOT for tea....

posted by archersam on 2008-09-19 16:44:45
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