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I will never understand why people like milk in their tea. Like if I put milk into plain old water thats gross right? Like you're not drinking that. But if the water has had leaves in it beforehand that suddenly makes it ok? Nope. Nice try Big Milk. You're not getting into my water that easily
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can you make loose leaf tea in a french press?
yes, it works well
yes but it's not ideal
no it doesn't work because... (pls tell me)
tea never tastes as good as it does in my imagination. drinking tea all cuddled up with a blanket sounds amazing but then when I actually have the tea it's just kinda meh
Tbh idk how a kettle vs a microwave would make a difference?? It’s just to make hot water, I don’t think how you heat it up will change the taste.
I don't know either, especially because I just use Missouri tap water. I'll report back when the kettle comes in.
~Jasper
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do you prefer sugar or honey in tea?
I mostly drink tea without sweeteners, except if it's fruit tea. Then I drink it with honey of course, the superior sweetener.
“Upper-class commenters warned that tea-drinking by the poor, particularly poor women, was not just unhealthy but dangerous to social order."
In nineteenth century Ireland, tea could be a symbol of cultivation and respectability or ill health and chaos, depending on who was drinkin
tea is technically gravy, discuss.
