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Thomas Sullivan Helped Invent Tea Bags By Accident
X-post: In 1904, tea bags were invented accidentally. The inventor, Thomas Sullivan, decided that it was cheaper to send small samples to potential customers in silk bags instead of boxes. The recipients
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The Accidental Origin Of Tea Bags
My Restaurant CFO - The tea bag was invented by accident! In 1908 a NY tea merchant, Thomas Sullivan, sent samples of his tea in small silken bags. His customers assumed the
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Tea Bags: History, Types, Uses, and More
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The History of the Tea Bag | Time
How The Tea Bag Was Invented - YouTube
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Tea With a Twist - Fort Worth Magazine
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