Who Invented the Teabag? - Boston Tea Party Ships

Who Invented the Teabag? - Boston Tea Party Ships

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The forerunner of the teabag can be traced to American patent applications for a mesh infusing apparatus which appeared as early as 1897.

The Boston Tea Party, December 16, 1773

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Bruce Richardson designed this historic blend of black teas to be reminiscent of the Chinese black teas tossed overboard in 1773. Named for Abigail

Abigail's Blend Black Tea Pyramid Sachets

Boston Tea Party? Rhode Island says its rebellion was first — and just as important. - The Washington Post

Boston Tea Party - Wikipedia

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Dumping Tea in Boston Harbour – The East India Company

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Abigail's Blend Teabags, Boston Tea Party