Yvonne got a burst tea bag lol
By Jimbo45
@Ineeddentures (18698)
February 22, 2026 2:58pm CST
Poor Yvonne
She got a burst tea bag in her tea and didn't notice it
She must have broken the tea bag when she was brewing it in her cup
It's horrible when that happens
Isn't it?
I suppose it has happened to most of us at some point,
Last time it happened to me I had to spit into a tissue, I just couldn't swallow
How about you?
Has the teabag every burst on you?
And did you spit into a tissue or just swallow the tea leaves which escaped from the bag?
It's funny lol
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@lovebuglena (49378)
• Staten Island, New York
23 Feb
The worst is when you have what resembles sediment floating in your tea.
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@lovebuglena (49378)
• Staten Island, New York
24 Feb
@Ineeddentures Tastes like rosehip lol. I don’t know how to explain its taste but it’s mild. I like to mix it with hibiscus flowers.
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@Ineeddentures (18698)
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23 Feb
That is correct.
And it gets onto the lips and into the teeths
It's not good.
It's horrible
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@Ineeddentures (18698)
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23 Feb
@lovebuglena Twinings is a good brand.
Rose Hip, what does that taste like
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@LadyDuck (494090)
• Italy
24 Feb
@Ineeddentures Those with the string do not burst.
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@Ineeddentures (18698)
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23 Feb
@LadyDuck
I asked Yvonne if I could buy some with the string on and she said yes I could
So I most likely will
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@Ineeddentures (18698)
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24 Feb
@LadyDuck
Those with the string cost about three times as much as those without a string
I think Yvonne would have a heart attack of I spent more on tea than she would spend
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@snowy22315 (203440)
• United States
23 Feb
I accidentally poked one with a knife and some of the "filling" came out.
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@xstitcher (38137)
• Petaluma, California
24 Feb
Bleh. I think I just swallow them, but it's not a nice feeling.
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@Ronrybs (21063)
• London, England
22 Feb
@Ineeddentures Good question? Not heard that one before
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@Ineeddentures (18698)
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22 Feb
@Ronrybs
Ah well maybe.its not.
My wife was making fun of me when she told me that a few minutes ago
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@thelme55 (78042)
• Germany
24 Feb
@Ineeddentures Yes, it is. I have a small strainer that fits in the mug.
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@thelme55 (78042)
• Germany
14h
@Ineeddentures Yes, you can. It is very handy to use.
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@Ineeddentures (18698)
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23 Feb
That's a good idea
Better than drinking it with all the loose tea grounds floating around in it
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@LovingMyBabies (85799)
• Valdosta, Georgia
22 Feb
I don't drink tea so it hasn't happened to me before. I do hate coffee grounds in my cup of coffee though!
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@Ineeddentures (18698)
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22 Feb
Coffee grounds are bad, that's true
But tea is worse especially when you swallow it with liquid tea
Yuck
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@Ineeddentures (18698)
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22 Feb
These are the bags without the string to move it up and down in the vessel.
So Yvonne uses a spoon.
Quite often her bag breaks
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@RasmaSandra (94645)
• Daytona Beach, Florida
22 Feb
That has not happened to me in a long time but if it ever did, I would just drain the tea through a sieve.
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@Ineeddentures (18698)
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22 Feb
That's what I would do as well I think if I knew about it before I got to the bottom of the cup
Yvonne didn't lol
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@Ineeddentures (18698)
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23 Feb
Aye.
I would have to rinse my mouth out with water to make sure all the little bits were gone
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@LindaOHio (214732)
• United States
23 Feb
The tea leaves settled to the bottom. It wasn't too bad.
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@Ineeddentures (18698)
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23 Feb
Aye well if you are a gulper like me it all goes down the throat and is not very pleasant
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@misunderstood_zombie (8662)
• United States
22 Feb
I don't drink tea but I can only imagine how awful it would be.
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