Looking For A Gift? It’s Tea Time

Wed., Dec. 10, 1997

Holiday shopping driving you as crazy as a March hare?

Relax, Alice. Here’s one winter wonderland idea for you: the Hannah’s Delights Afternoon Tea Collection, which includes Ceylon & Darjeeling Afternoon Tea, with a crystal sugar stick to sweeten the cup; Lemon Dreams tea biscuits; raspberry jam and a “Tasty Little Tea Book” full of history, tips and recipes for scones, cookies, jam and tea blends.

It will probably suit someone on your Christmas list to a T.

Price: Tea, $4; crystal sugar stick, $1.25; biscuits and jam, $6.50 each, and book, $7.50.

Available: In Spokane at the Copper Colander (327-3523). , DataTimes ILLUSTRATION: Color photos

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