November 23, 2007

Teabag (flickr user neofob)

Design for the Real World:
Tea bag

Tea historian Jane Pettigrew explains why the world has never recovered from an American innovation. Produced by Deanna Kashani.

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Posted by: raymonde van santen November 24, 2007 - 02:06PM
bethesda, md

I enjoyed this segment very much having incorporated used teabags in my art. I was struck by the beauty of the bag's design, the way it is folded, the tiny staple, short piece of string, tiny label, machinery to fabricate it....and we just dunk it for a few seconds after which we don't know how fast to get rid of it!

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Posted by: Joanne Kashani November 26, 2007 - 09:26PM
Rochester, New York

It was a pleasure to be immersed in that small but tasteful innovation... the tea bag.

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Posted by: Meredith Arthur September 08, 2008 - 12:50PM
San Francisco, CA

Hey Studio 360,

I wrote up this segment for the food website I work for, CHOW.com: http://www.chow.com/pick/6283

Love the show! Keep up the good work.

Meredith Arthur

Video Producer, CHOW.com

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Posted by: Meredith Arthur September 08, 2008 - 12:53PM
San Francisco, CA

Hello Makers of Studio 360,

I wrote up this great segment for the food website I work for, CHOW.com: http://www.chow.com/pick/6283

Love the show! Keep up the good work.

Meredith Arthur

Video Producer, CHOW.com

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