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I love tea, especially vanilla flavored tea. I can also firmly say if the flavor is a right mix but that does not make an expert of tea. I tried but could not write more than 200 words about any kind of tea.
I stumbled onto a site called Plum Deluxe. The site's name doesn't throw any light on what the site is all about. They hire writers and their signature product is "organic loose leaf tea
".
I read in their web site that they not only like the tea strong but the articles too.
I liked the use of the word 'strong' in the site.
You can write about :
brewing tea
tutorials on tea
tea party ideas
great photos of tea.
Look at this image of tea in a glass cup below. It is stunning. It belongs to plumdeluxe.com By clicking on the image below, you will land on a page where you can read about the 'guidelines' to writers.
Even if you casually glance through the site, you will notice a refreshing change in the use of English language. Literary minded people would love that. For example, look at one of their tweets below.
"Our mini tea club 'tea-ser' podcast....".
Good!
I love tea, especially vanilla flavored tea. I can also firmly say if the flavor is a right mix but that does not make an expert of tea. I tried but could not write more than 200 words about any kind of tea.
I stumbled onto a site called Plum Deluxe. The site's name doesn't throw any light on what the site is all about. They hire writers and their signature product is "organic loose leaf tea
".I read in their web site that they not only like the tea strong but the articles too.
I liked the use of the word 'strong' in the site.
You can write about :
brewing tea
tutorials on tea
tea party ideas
great photos of tea.
Look at this image of tea in a glass cup below. It is stunning. It belongs to plumdeluxe.com By clicking on the image below, you will land on a page where you can read about the 'guidelines' to writers.
"Our mini tea club 'tea-ser' podcast....".
Good!