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30 April 2008 - We are moving offices |
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Please note that we are moving offices on 1st of May 08.
There will be no parcel dispatch that day. Normal service will commence from 6th of May. However we will try to send out as many orders as possible in the meantime. Thank you!
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10 March 2008 - Sales Consultants - Ronnefeldt Tea |
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Established in 1823, J.T. Ronnefeldt is today one of the leading tea suppliers to hospitality and catering businesses worldwide.
That reputation is built on the quality of our teas and the individual, expert support given by our tea consultants in the field. Significant growth within the UK means we have opportunities for experienced Sales Consultants to develop the brand in high-end hospitality and catering properties in London and the Midlands.
This is an exciting challenge for individuals who enjoy the flair and creativity of the hospitality industry. You will need initiative, ambition, drive and a desire to succeed.
Working with considerable autonomy, you will be responsible for developing new business in the hotel and restaurant sector and maintaining our existing clients within your area. Full training will be provided in the UK and Ronnefeldt headquarters.
We offer a good salary, commission, and car allowance.
If you would like to be part of an exciting growing business please forward your CV and convering letter to christine@cupoftea.uk.com or write to us through our contact page.
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23 February 2008 - Food news by Carolyn Hart |
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Cutting Edge at Saturday Telegraph Food & Home 23.02.08.
Carolyn Hart describes the POTT Parmesan knife as the Porsche under cheese knives. Buy it now from tabletopdesign.co.uk our sister website.
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16 February 2008 - Saturday Telegraph - IN A STEW - Filter brewing basket |
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Moyra Fraser at The Daily Telegraph sorted out another kitchen drama:
Q - Where can I purchase a plastic filter basket to sit inside my teapot? A lady from Chichester wondered.
A - Filter baskets for mugs or teapots are available from cupoftea.uk.com Moyra Fraser answered.
And yes indeed we offer a wide range of tea accessories to help you brewing your perfect cup of tea. Follow this link or select "Tea Accessories" on the left and you can see the full range. For further questions just give us a call on 0118 9349424.
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18 November 2007 - The Sunday Times - Health - Drop a dress size |
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Victoria Beckham, Joss Stone and Jerry Hall are said to be among the fans of Pu'Erh Tea, an ancient Chinese drink first used 1,700 years ago and renowned for its fat-busting properties. Clinical trials in China have shown that three cups a day for a month can lower blood fats by up to 30%. For weight loss, it is recommended that you drink three cups a day for three month, then a cup a day for weight maintenance.
Shop Pu Erh Tea online.
For a three month course you will need approx. 600g of Pu'erh Tea.
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28 October 2007 - The Sunday Times features mono pestle and mortar |
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It's hard to beat the tase of freshly ground herbs and spices, so grind your own with the stylish mono designed pestle and mortar.
Featured in Home Interiors of The Sunday Times. Buy it now from our sister website tabletopdesign.co.uk.
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30 September 2007 - Get cracking.... |
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One of our best sellers: The mono pico walnut opener
There are plenty of walnuts out there right now - get them opened gently with our mono pico walnut opener.
The design tool breaks the nut in half without distroying it and leave the nuts in perfect shape.
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01 May 2007 - NEW Special Green Jade Needle |
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This handcrafted tea comes from Yunnan in Southwest China. Its small, silver leaves are shaped like tiny spearheads that unfurl when infused. A pleasantly strong, spicy taste experience.
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11 October 2006 - Launch of new Ronnefeldt Blue Line |
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Are you looking for a special tea lover's gift? Look no further - we are just launching the new Ronnefeldt Blue Line - exquisite teas in an appealing deep blue caddy with contemporary label. There are three varieties to start with such as
English Breakfast
Famous Earl Grey
Morning Dew
The products can be found under gift ideas.
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10 April 2006 - A CUP of TEA - The latest of official British icons |
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One of the things that makes the cup of tea iconic is the many ways that it appears in popular culture. Children sing about tea from an early age. 'Polly, Put The Kettle On' is a favourite and also features in Charles Dickens’ book 'Barnaby Rudge', where it is quoted by Grip the Raven.
Introduced into England (along with coffee and chocolate) in the 1650s, tea was first of all valued for its restorative properties – and is still fulfilling that role today!
Read more about the latest addition to official Britsh icons here.
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03 March 2006 - Oolong (Wu long) Tea's Health Promotion Benefits |
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Oolong (english) or Wu long (chinese pinyin translation) tea enhances the function of fat metabolism.
Polyphenol in oolong tea is effective in controlling obesity. Specifically speaking, it activates the enzyme that is responsible for dissolving triglyceride. It has been confirmed that the continuous intake of oolong tea contributes to enhancing the function of fat metabolism and to controlling obesity. Please obtain further information here.
Nevertheless weight loss can only be achieved through proper eating and regular exercise. But you can consider Oolong/Wu long as support for a general healthy diet.
Shop Oolong (Wu long) online - listed under "Oolong Tea"
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03 April 2005 - Tilting Teapot awarded |
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A recent teapot feature by Jack Dyson published in THE INDEPENDENT awarded the Ronnefeldt Tilting Teapot as "Best Buy" amongst the ten best teapots.
"You've seen one teapot, you've seen them all, right? Wrong. The Ronnefeldt tilting teapot is the pinnacle of teatime technology. You put the leaves on the pot's shelf, fill it with hot water, and lay it on its back. As the tea darkens, slowly tilt the pot. Finally, when the tea is brewed, stand the teapot up vertically. It might seem a bit of a rigmarole, but it takes the leaves out of the water, so that you don't end up with a bitter brew." Jack Dyson, The Independent 24.03.2004
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