Gourmet Tea Supreme
Gourmet Tea Supreme
Small Bites: 'Save the Deli'; sparkling riesling; and trendy doughnuts
Grant Butler talks with David Sax, who knows all about what makes a great Jewish deli; then it looks like Portland is once again ahead of the curve: doughnuts eclipsing cupcakes.
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 Organo Gold Organic Ganoderma Gourmet Coffee Tea and Hot Chocolate  US $30.00
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Cuisinart DBM-8 Supreme Grind Automatic Burr Mill (CCM-16PC1) List Price: $110.00 Sale Price: $46.99 Used From: $45.00  |
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Why get a burr grinder? Burr plates uniformly grind whole coffee beans, protecting delicate oils and releasing more flavor. This grinder can handle everything from ultra fine espresso grind to extra coarse percolator grind... |
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Senseo 7810 Single-Serve Gourmet Coffee Machine, Black List Price: $64.99 Used From: $51.43 |
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Senseo black single serve coffee appliance has a unique patented pressurized brewing system that brews a fresh cup of coffee in just 30 seconds. |
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Cafe Bustelo Coffee Espresso, 10-Ounce Bricks (Pack of 4) List Price: $22.32 Sale Price: $14.85 |
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The number 1 selling Cuban coffee in the U.S. It is strong and powerful and will make one perfect colada. No sophisticated espresso equipment needed to enjoy this one. Sold in a 6 or 10 ounce brick pack or in a 10 or 36 ounce can... |
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Dilmah Tea, Ceylon Supreme Tea, Loose Leaf, 4.4-Ounce Tins (Pack of 3) List Price: $19.80 Sale Price: $16.15 |
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Traditional unblended Ceylon tea. Perfectly rounded living character & aroma. ABOUT THE BRAND Some years ago, Americans drank mainly Ceylon Tea, the world's finest. Today, almost any brand you buy is a multi-origin blend that is a mix of teas from several countries... |
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Dilmah Premium 100% Pure Ceylon Tea, 50-Count Tea Bags (Pack of 6) List Price: $27.00 Sale Price: $21.92 |
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Finely balanced richness, flavour, strength & aroma for the perfect tea. Tea perfect for everyday drinking from the central highlands of Sri Lanka, reputed for its brightness & medium strength. ABOUT THE BRAND Some years ago, Americans drank mainly Ceylon Tea, the world's finest... |