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Nepenthy · 08-04-2009, 03:29 PM

Giant Eagle grocery stores also sell tea in pyramid bags under the brand name of Market District. They are in metal, cylindrical tins and are around .50 - .75 cents cheaper than the lipton bags. The material is not as rigid and doesnt hold its shape like the lipton bags, but it does work just as well. I cant say if they are nylon or not, but I can confirm they dont burn, wick well, and no funky taste. Because the material isnt semi rigid, it does seem to fill the cart better, in that the entire cart at the top is filled with material, versus the little edge gaps I seem to get with the lipton.

Stehle · 08-04-2009, 03:32 PM

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Originally Posted by Nepenthy

Giant Eagle grocery stores also sell tea in pyramid bags under the brand name of Market District. They are in metal, cylindrical tins and are around .50 - .75 cents cheaper than the lipton bags. The material is not as rigid and doesnt hold its shape like the lipton bags, but it does work just as well. I cant say if they are nylon or not, but I can confirm they dont burn, wick well, and no funky taste. Because the material isnt semi rigid, it does seem to fill the cart better, in that the entire cart at the top is filled with material, versus the little edge gaps I seem to get with the lipton.

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08-04-2009, 03:29 PM	#11
Nepenthy Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: Cbus, Ohio Posts: 204	Giant Eagle grocery stores also sell tea in pyramid bags under the brand name of Market District. They are in metal, cylindrical tins and are around .50 - .75 cents cheaper than the lipton bags. The material is not as rigid and doesnt hold its shape like the lipton bags, but it does work just as well. I cant say if they are nylon or not, but I can confirm they dont burn, wick well, and no funky taste. Because the material isnt semi rigid, it does seem to fill the cart better, in that the entire cart at the top is filled with material, versus the little edge gaps I seem to get with the lipton.