Such an unhealthy interest in our teabags: could we be described as teabaggers; and this discussion teabagging?
Such an unhealthy interest in our teabags: could we be described as teabaggers; and this discussion teabagging?
50% of us can anywayOriginally Posted by southernsoftie
Such an unhealthy interest in our teabags: could we be described as teabaggers; and this discussion teabagging?
Not wanting to stir the pot!
This is an excellent website for all you tea lovers:
http://jingtea.com/tea-knowledge/inf...essential-tips
Lots of variety and goes quite deeply into the importance and complexities of technique. I quote: "It is possible to take the same tea, make it in two (or more) different ways and get completely different results. The water quality, the temperature of the water and perhaps most importantly how long you infuse the leaf all make a big difference."
Me...more of a black coffee guy myself
Anyone tried Punjana yet?
Not yet, I didn't get chance to get to the shops in time, and someone came home with 2 monumental size PG Tips boxes with a rather nice green union jack on the top, thats what I like to see.
Still def going to try it some day!
Green tea
Poacher turned game-keeper
Is bloody brilliant!Green tea
I like the clipper variety. top stuff.
I'm on Jasmine tea again at the minute. The loose leafed stuff, you only need a tiny bit and it explodes in the pot
Must admit to getting very excited down the tea aisle in Sainsburys last night. Bought a mixed box of Twinnings Green tea with various flavours
Just brewing up some Yorkshire Tea with sugar and milk. Goes very well with my elevenses of Marmite on toast.
Will be green tea all the way after that.
I've just been told by someone in the office (who uncannily was also drinking Jasmine tea) that he drinks it because it is full of antiwotsits and a cancer preventative
I just said I like the taste
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