Anonymous
Post 11/30/2014 07:25     Subject: Ballerina tea

Ballet Nova has theirs at Ritz Sunday, Dec. 15 or whatever date that weekend that is Sunday.
Anonymous
Post 11/29/2014 23:51     Subject: Ballerina tea

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:There is a Nutcracker tea at the Ritz Carlton that dd and I used to go to.


Not op but this is what I was hoping the thread would be about. Do you recommend this? Is there dancing to watch? What age dd?


I do recommend this event. I took my dd when she was younger and she loved it! There is a children's plate and sweets and an adult plate and sweets. While you eat, there is a local ballet company that performs portions of the ballet. Each little girl leaves with a nutcracker. We have several from the years that we went. Super cute! I think it fills up pretty quickly, so you should reserve as soon as possible.
Anonymous
Post 11/29/2014 21:57     Subject: Ballerina tea

Anonymous wrote:There is a Nutcracker tea at the Ritz Carlton that dd and I used to go to.


Not op but this is what I was hoping the thread would be about. Do you recommend this? Is there dancing to watch? What age dd?
Anonymous
Post 11/29/2014 13:31     Subject: Ballerina tea

Anonymous wrote:Where can I find Ballerina Tea? Preferably in the area Chevy Chase/DC/Silver Spring.
Thanks!

I saw some at the HMart in Wheaton on Georgia av.
Anonymous
Post 11/26/2014 12:56     Subject: Ballerina tea

Yes, we certainly don't want a bunch of political correctness about a disorder that can ruin someone's health and even lead to death.
Anonymous
Post 11/26/2014 12:29     Subject: Ballerina tea

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Seems like an offensive name then or am I reading too much in to it - a laxative tea called ballerina tea? Is this a code word for tea for people with eating disorders?

It's made in China. There eating disorders are allowed and American political correctness in naming stuff is not a priority.
I still chuckle when I see tea from "Royal King" in Asian stores.

BTW, Ballerina tea is sold in H-Mart and Lotte.

Thank you.
Anonymous
Post 11/26/2014 12:28     Subject: Ballerina tea

Anonymous wrote:It is just a laxative tea. You could just get smooth move tea from whole foods or the health food store.

Thanks!
Anonymous
Post 11/26/2014 09:15     Subject: Ballerina tea

Anonymous wrote:Seems like an offensive name then or am I reading too much in to it - a laxative tea called ballerina tea? Is this a code word for tea for people with eating disorders?

It's made in China. There eating disorders are allowed and American political correctness in naming stuff is not a priority.
I still chuckle when I see tea from "Royal King" in Asian stores.

BTW, Ballerina tea is sold in H-Mart and Lotte.
Anonymous
Post 11/26/2014 08:15     Subject: Ballerina tea

Seems like an offensive name then or am I reading too much in to it - a laxative tea called ballerina tea? Is this a code word for tea for people with eating disorders?
Anonymous
Post 11/26/2014 01:27     Subject: Ballerina tea

It is just a laxative tea. You could just get smooth move tea from whole foods or the health food store.
Anonymous
Post 11/25/2014 22:16     Subject: Ballerina tea

I also thought you meant a little girls ballet tea time event! There's a tea called ballerina???
Anonymous
Post 11/25/2014 17:41     Subject: Ballerina tea

Anonymous wrote:There is a Nutcracker tea at the Ritz Carlton that dd and I used to go to.

Thank you but i am looking for a grocery store that carries this tea locally.
Anonymous
Post 11/25/2014 14:53     Subject: Ballerina tea

There is a Nutcracker tea at the Ritz Carlton that dd and I used to go to.
Anonymous
Post 11/25/2014 13:33     Subject: Ballerina tea

Where can I find Ballerina Tea? Preferably in the area Chevy Chase/DC/Silver Spring.
Thanks!