Steeped tea?
#2
Originally Posted by Biiiiink
What the heck is it?!
Neither the TV advert nor this blurb is making it any clearer for me.
Souvenir, you're excused - it says in the fine print not available in QC or the US.
Neither the TV advert nor this blurb is making it any clearer for me. Souvenir, you're excused - it says in the fine print not available in QC or the US.
#3
Originally Posted by sysclp
Hot tea made the way you expect with tea bags steeped in the hot water rather than giving you a cup of hot water and a bag or using mix. Marketing gimmick, that's all.
#4
Originally Posted by Biiiiink
Thanks, sysclp, That's what I thought! I even went so far as to check my understanding of the word "steeped" in the dictionary and had it confirmed they could only mean tea soaked in water. I was not aware of any other way to prepare tea but I thought I'd just ask here to ensure there wasn't a strange Canadian usage of the word 

#5
Originally Posted by ginaf
I thought steeped tea "officially" meant using loose leaves rather than a bag, a bit like Granny used to make?
"Over the years, the one thing we’ve learned about making tea is that there’s no improving on tradition. Tim Hortons is proud of making tea using a time honoured tradition – loose tea leaves."
#6
Originally Posted by Biiiiink
What the heck is it?!
Neither the TV advert nor this blurb is making it any clearer for me.
Souvenir, you're excused - it says in the fine print not available in QC or the US.
Neither the TV advert nor this blurb is making it any clearer for me. Souvenir, you're excused - it says in the fine print not available in QC or the US.
I'm not saying i'm right or wrong, just what it means to me.
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Originally Posted by andy_sheila
To me, steeped tea was always the tea that had been in the pot for hours, the cold stuff you tip down the sink before you make a fresh pot.
I'm not saying i'm right or wrong, just what it means to me.
I'm not saying i'm right or wrong, just what it means to me.
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Originally Posted by Biiiiink
What the heck is it?!
Neither the TV advert nor this blurb is making it any clearer for me.
Souvenir, you're excused - it says in the fine print not available in QC or the US.
Neither the TV advert nor this blurb is making it any clearer for me. Souvenir, you're excused - it says in the fine print not available in QC or the US.
#9
Originally Posted by Souvenir
I thought stewed was the word for that.
#10
Originally Posted by andy_sheila
Thats right, another word for the same thing depending on where in the Uk you were, and your age, older people tend to use steeped, younger people tend to use stewed
#11
Originally Posted by Biiiiink
What the heck is it?!
Neither the TV advert nor this blurb is making it any clearer for me.
Souvenir, you're excused - it says in the fine print not available in QC or the US.
Neither the TV advert nor this blurb is making it any clearer for me. Souvenir, you're excused - it says in the fine print not available in QC or the US.
PS. Don't you think that woman in the commercial is so irritating. "steeped outfit honey" Pleeease!
#12
Originally Posted by Biiiiink
What the heck is it?!
Neither the TV advert nor this blurb is making it any clearer for me.
Souvenir, you're excused - it says in the fine print not available in QC or the US.
Neither the TV advert nor this blurb is making it any clearer for me. Souvenir, you're excused - it says in the fine print not available in QC or the US.
#13
Originally Posted by Grah
Red Rose ( orange pekoe tea ) loosed leaf tea stewed, timing on machine depends on the strenght of the tea. Prefer the teabag in the cup adding the milk ourselves personally
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Originally Posted by annie3-4
PS. Don't you think that woman in the commercial is so irritating. "steeped outfit honey" Pleeease!
The chimps were the best though "Yoohoo Mr. Shifter!"
#15
Originally Posted by Biiiiink
What the heck is it?!
Neither the TV advert nor this blurb is making it any clearer for me.
Souvenir, you're excused - it says in the fine print not available in QC or the US.
Neither the TV advert nor this blurb is making it any clearer for me. Souvenir, you're excused - it says in the fine print not available in QC or the US.






