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    #1
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    I <3 Hard Bean

    I made a vow earlier in the year to consume only organic, free-trade tea and coffee, only organic soymilk and rbgh-free dairy products. I'm a big tea drinker .I'm quite the tea bigot, to be honest. you can get a cup of tea anywhere- from a hotel lobby to the police station (i know this first-hand). but its hard to get a high-quality cup and even harder to find one thats organic and free-trade. I prefer to steep the tea myself- not buying it in a bottle or having it prepared by a waitress.
    so anyway, im on this never-ending quest to find a good cup of OFT (organic, free-trade) tea. every time i go to a new coffee shop or tea house (and there are a LOT of them in Annapolis), I ask if they serve OFT and rgbh-free tea, coffee, soy milk and dairy. i either get one of the four responses: 1) an indignant snort 'no, we dont serve that here' 2) a puzzled look and 'what's that' 3) a 'i'll go ask the manager' and a waitress that never returns with her response, 4) and on rare occasions 'yes, we do...what kind would u like'.
    I had been to nearly ever shop in annapolis and to no avail have i ever found my holy grail cup of tea- untill i walked into this monolithic place called Hard Bean and Booksellers. Most of the time I ignored this place because from the outside, it looks like just another commercial Starbucks (and starbucks rarely brews or serves OFT products and charges me extra for organic soy-milk), so i was hesitant to give it a try. but when i walked in and asked the question 'do you serve organic and free-trade products?' the cashier smiled, cocked her head and said with great confidence 'of course! everything here is! from our sugar to the cotton smocks we wear. i promise'. those were her exact words! i almost leaped over the counter and kissed her. so anyway, i enjoyed a delicious and hard-to-find cup of Puh-erh OFT green tea. I was so happy that i told the cashier to compliment the manager for supporting the OFT, vegan, organic, vegetarian lifestyle. i also bough a bumper sticker and a go mug, since my previous one had STARBUCKS printed all over it. yay for Hard Bean, my new favorite coffee shop!
    BizzleLuvin Reviewed by BizzleLuvin on . I <3 Hard Bean I made a vow earlier in the year to consume only organic, free-trade tea and coffee, only organic soymilk and rbgh-free dairy products. I'm a big tea drinker .I'm quite the tea bigot, to be honest. you can get a cup of tea anywhere- from a hotel lobby to the police station (i know this first-hand). but its hard to get a high-quality cup and even harder to find one thats organic and free-trade. I prefer to steep the tea myself- not buying it in a bottle or having it prepared by a waitress. so Rating: 5

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    #2
    Member

    I <3 Hard Bean

    Is weed tea on their menu?
    \"A diplomatic review of the past thirty-five years will show that petroleum has played a larger part in the external relations of the United States than any other commodity.\"
    - US State Dept. spokesman, 1945

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    #3
    Senior Member

    I <3 Hard Bean

    When I first saw "<3" used, on the internet, I didn't know it was a heart.

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    #4
    Senior Member

    I <3 Hard Bean

    Well Yay for hard bean. If I ever seen one, I'll check em out. I have no preference when it comes to my brew, but if they serve speciatly drinks, then the regs must be good. Congrats on finding a good spot.
    [align=center]I was gone for a while and now I\'m back. :jointsmile: [/align]

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    #5
    Senior Member

    I <3 Hard Bean

    I have never even thought of tea in this way. I usually just buy it at the grocery. Celestial Seasoning, Bigelow, Salada. Mostly in the Green Tea Varieties.
    I will have to check out the OFT offerings in my area.
    Does it taste different

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    #6
    Senior Member

    I <3 Hard Bean

    I love you Bizzle!

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    #7
    Senior Member

    I <3 Hard Bean

    I love my tea, im a big tea drinker lol... for some reason i never though tea was very popular in America... Though it was an English thing with biscuits lol

    Im a moron lol

    You learn something new everyday, and i also prefer green teas, but only cos i make them green with a little herb.

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    #8
    Senior Member

    I <3 Hard Bean

    Quote Originally Posted by BizzleLuvin
    I made a vow earlier in the year to consume only organic, free-trade tea and coffee, only organic soymilk and rbgh-free dairy products. I'm a big tea drinker .I'm quite the tea bigot, to be honest. you can get a cup of tea anywhere- from a hotel lobby to the police station (i know this first-hand). but its hard to get a high-quality cup and even harder to find one thats organic and free-trade. I prefer to steep the tea myself- not buying it in a bottle or having it prepared by a waitress.
    so anyway, im on this never-ending quest to find a good cup of OFT (organic, free-trade) tea. every time i go to a new coffee shop or tea house (and there are a LOT of them in Annapolis), I ask if they serve OFT and rgbh-free tea, coffee, soy milk and dairy. i either get one of the four responses: 1) an indignant snort 'no, we dont serve that here' 2) a puzzled look and 'what's that' 3) a 'i'll go ask the manager' and a waitress that never returns with her response, 4) and on rare occasions 'yes, we do...what kind would u like'.
    I had been to nearly ever shop in annapolis and to no avail have i ever found my holy grail cup of tea- untill i walked into this monolithic place called Hard Bean and Booksellers. Most of the time I ignored this place because from the outside, it looks like just another commercial Starbucks (and starbucks rarely brews or serves OFT products and charges me extra for organic soy-milk), so i was hesitant to give it a try. but when i walked in and asked the question 'do you serve organic and free-trade products?' the cashier smiled, cocked her head and said with great confidence 'of course! everything here is! from our sugar to the cotton smocks we wear. i promise'. those were her exact words! i almost leaped over the counter and kissed her. so anyway, i enjoyed a delicious and hard-to-find cup of Puh-erh OFT green tea. I was so happy that i told the cashier to compliment the manager for supporting the OFT, vegan, organic, vegetarian lifestyle. i also bough a bumper sticker and a go mug, since my previous one had STARBUCKS printed all over it. yay for Hard Bean, my new favorite coffee shop!

    Bizzle, you sound like you're very high maintenance.

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    #9
    Senior Member

    I <3 Hard Bean

    Quote Originally Posted by beachguy in thongs
    When I first saw "<3" used, on the internet, I didn't know it was a heart.
    First thing that went thru my mind when i read the title was "Three is not greater than I, I knew bizzle wasn't very smart" but then i realized the invalidity of my statement.

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    #10
    Senior Member

    I <3 Hard Bean

    Quote Originally Posted by God v2.0
    Bizzle, you sound like you're very high maintenance.
    lol...i am when it comes to what i put in my body

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