Bring a tea kettle into your life

In my last post, I waxed on poetic about the joys of an electric tea kettle. I said in that post how I'd never seen one until I moved to England.

That's kind of not true. I had seen them. They're in Wal-Mart and Target, and even Bed, Bath and Beyond. I just didn't know what they were, or why I would need one.

The electric tea kettle is part of daily home and office life in England. At my work's offices in Woking there are typically 4 kettles on the go on every floor of the office, at every moment of the day. The office even provides tea bags, hot chocolate powder, and instant coffee (which is better than you imagine) for the entire building. Along with bread, butter, milk and fruit - oh, the joys of working in a European office!

I think that electric tea kettles should be in every home and office in America too. That much tea flowing, we'd all be a lot calmer!

I want to bring the joys of an electric tea kettle to your home.

That's why I've decided to give away the following tea-loving package:

(1) Aroma AWK-115S Hot H20 X-Press 1-½-Liter Cordless Water Kettle
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(1) 6 pack Twinings Variety Pack of Four Flavors, Tea Bags, 20-Count Boxes (in case you're as bad at math as I am, that's 120 tea bags in 4 flavors: English breakfast, Earl Grey, Lady Grey and Irish breakfast teas)
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What you've got to do to get it:

Each of these counts as 1 entry. You don't have to do all to have an entry. Please leave 1 comment for each item that you do. If you've already entered and didn't do that, it's okay - I'll count them just this once. 😉

1) Click here to subscribe to Bluebonnets & Brownies by Email. You must confirm your subscription for it to count. Leave a comment telling me you subscribed.

2) Follow @BluebonnetBaker on Twitter. Tweet the following:

I love tea as much as @BluebonnetBaker. She's giving away a tea kettle and tea package. Enter to win here: http://su.pr/1ynDQw #giveaway

Leave a comment with a link to your tweet for it to count.

3) Like Bluebonnets & Brownies on Facebook. Leave a comment that you did so.

(If you already do any of these, just leave a comment saying so, and they count.)

4) Leave a comment telling me your favorite flavor of tea, and how you take it! I'm excited to hear your favorite ways to enjoy tea.

My current favorite flavor is Assam black tea. It's malty and strong, and tastes beautiful with milk or half and half and a little sugar or Splenda.


This giveaway is provided only by me. Neither Twinings or Aroma have offered anything with regards to this giveaway. I will be purchasing the items for the winner. I chose the Aroma kettle because it is what I use in my own home and found it to be excellent.

The contest is open only to U.S. residents. The winner will be chosen via Random.org by comment number on Friday, January 21st. The winner will have until Monday, January 24th at 11:59 p.m. EST to contact me with shipping information, or a new winner will be chosen.[wpurp-searchable-recipe]Bring a tea kettle into your life - - - [/wpurp-searchable-recipe]

227 Comments

  1. I subscribed to your email and I 'liked' you on Facebook. My current favorite is Chai tea, but I always like pepperming with a little honey or any of the Twinings. Thanks.

  2. and my favorite question yet. I like Twinings Prince of Wales tea, but it's hard to find. My nightly routine is mainly Twinings Decaf English Breakfast with honey and a splash of milk. Hmm...that sounds good about now.....

  3. oh...another foodie email subscribed. You're bad for the diet that my wife keeps wanting to put me on. Thank you. ;-]

  4. Darjeeling with a little agave nectar (amber) - and I'm feeling this is kismet since my hubby broke our electric kettle 🙁

  5. I did all of the requirements. My favorite tea is Earl Gray with cream and sugar, it makes a lovely low calorie dessert.

  6. How is one supposed to pick a favorite tea? ^_^ I love peppermint at night, and I actually choose from that very Twinings combo pack every morning! I'm generally partial to Lady Grey with a bit of honey, but they're all good.

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