2004-11-12, 00:03 | Link #101 | ||
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I have a tea related question..Has anyone ever used a meditation tea set? At a tea house in Oregon, they gave me one... Basically you pour the tea into a little, tall cup and then turn it over (skillfully) into a regular tea cup, and then you just sit there while the tea slowly seeps out of the tall cup. But Ive never seen it used outside of that teahouse. Sitting there for an hour was one of the best experiences Ive ever had! That tea set changed my life!!
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2004-11-12, 02:36 | Link #102 | |
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Same with mint. You can serve it in soup / Tea / eat it raw or vaporly cooked. And no its not gross. Remmember, tea is also food. |
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2004-11-12, 05:50 | Link #103 |
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Eating the tea bags? Never even heard of such a thing before...
And now for something completely the same: How to spot a good earl grey blend. It's quite simple, really. Smell it. If it smells balanced and tasty just try it out! I certainly agree that there are many horrible earl grey blends out there, but I eventually found one that was to my liking. Ok, so it's a bit more expensive than the run of the mill brands, but worth every crown I spend on it Oh, and a tip for anyone who have been intrigued enough to buy loose leafs - Do keep them in an airtight container. It really helps the taste. Most tea jars are quite leaky, and just won't do for any kind of long term storage. Of course, don't buy too much tea at one time either. Airtight or no, tea does age pretty quickly. Just buy so that you have for a couple of months, and your tea will be fresh at all times! |
2004-11-12, 08:21 | Link #104 | |
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okay I never tried eating tea bags, but I don't like eating loose tea leaves nor the japanese tea powders... brew tea for only 2-3 minute? what kind of water do you use to brew tea? I mean, I use boiling water and it's still way too hot to drink after only 2-3 minutes |
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2004-11-12, 09:37 | Link #105 | ||
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Eating tea bags? I've squeezed the last drop of tea out of them before, but haven't tried eating them. I suppose they're a good source of fiber. Quote:
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2004-11-12, 14:22 | Link #106 |
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Wheeee! A "Tea Bar" just opening a few streets away! Supposedly they offer about 70 different kinds of tea (which is kinda small), loose leaf and brewed on the spot to your satisfaction. It's all tea and nothing but tea. I gotta go check them out sometime, in the spirit of enterprise. Jasmine tea, silver needle tea, chai, all those other fancy teas, please wash your necks and wait.
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2004-11-12, 21:08 | Link #109 | |||
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2004-11-13, 05:34 | Link #113 | |
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BTW: What are you doing in a sadou club other than drinking tea? (i.e. what are you learning?) |
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2004-11-13, 08:02 | Link #115 | |
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2004-11-13, 09:24 | Link #116 | |
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2004-11-14, 21:22 | Link #117 | |
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But more posts indicate that a number of people do that. Geez... sounds like a caffeine addiction, remindes me of an ex-smoker eating those nicotine patches. What got y'all started on doing that? Someone talking about it on a message board? O'course, I'm probably gonna be Curious and try it next time I make tea, you sick, little, MONKEYS!!!. -k curious |
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2004-11-14, 22:39 | Link #118 |
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No its not an addiction, i rip the bag before adding the boiling water on my mug, the reason i do that is because a good tea as to taste naturaly pure and not with that needle bag that change the flavour of my tea... also i never waste food so i eat all the herb that float on my drink... just like the bubble tea.
Also fusion goes faster without the bag. Be best part is at the end. |
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