Mrs. Tea for Two

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Branding-wise, it isn’t clear who Mrs. Tea is. Was “Tea” her last name at birth, and when she married Mr. Coffee, she chose to keep her original last name? Is she Mr. Coffee’s sister, who married a Mr. Tea (not Mr. T) and then went into the family business? Are we putting too much thought into the naming conventions of hot beverage appliances? Yeah, probably.

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Basically hot water at any degree gets something out of the leaves. However, most teas show their best at certain temperature. Some people even recommend cold water infusion for particular green teas. Water temperature is defined as that taken immediately before the water is pour into the teapot for infusion. These temperature settings are recommended on the basis that the pot is pre-warmed and the room temperature is normal. Do you remember Mrs. Tea? Launched in 1995, the Mrs. Tea machine was Mr. Coffee’s vaguely British counterpart, an automatic countertop brewing machine for loose-leaf tea. The device allowed for extra steeping time, and best of all, brewed into a classy-looking plain ceramic teapot. Mrs. Tea isn’t available to the tea snobs of today, though: she disappeared from the market sometime between 1998 and 1999. Some people called her Mr. Coffee’s wife, others called her an unnecessary contraption. In 1995, Mr. Coffee’s brand extension, Mrs. Tea, was born. Tea drinkers are actually discriminated against,” he said. “There’s nothing wrong with making tea with a tea bag or making coffee the old fashioned way boiling it on the stove, but people like the convenience of the machines to do it for them.” Mrs. Tea solved that problem with style because, in Howell’s words, “A lot of the people who drink tea are ladies. Tea to them is down time, soft time, relaxing time. This is an emotional product…that’s really how we’re pitching it.” We may never know why Mrs. Tea was discontinued. It could have been that her sales were actually poor, or that Americans simply didn’t need a machine to make tea. The company hasn’t commented on her discontinuation, but the best guess is that corporate changeovers are to blame.

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We do not have space around the tables for prams, we have a variety of very small rooms and having prams at the table would not allow us to safely pass by with food and hot drinks. You are welcome to leave your pram outside in the pathway and we will be able to provide a high chair.