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Dillinger
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Round, pyramid, or old fashioned square tea bags, what is best?
I cant decide, please tell me what i should do!
I cant decide, please tell me what i should do!
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Tom, URGENT, Please Please Help!
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Alan
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Sorry for butting in, i know i'm not tom, but i thought i'd add my 2 penneth! Your concentrating too much on the shape!
STOP!
Take a step back, close your eyes and taste the tea! After all, the end taste is what's important, not how it gets from the bag to the cup!
Chose the brand you like the taste of!
Thankyou.
STOP!
Take a step back, close your eyes and taste the tea! After all, the end taste is what's important, not how it gets from the bag to the cup!
Chose the brand you like the taste of!
Thankyou.
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Tom
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Hmm... now you could use the conventional paper tea bag but that will greatly restrict the teaflow giving reduced tea driking ability.
I've found that cotton tea bags work quite well but you run the risk of getting tea leaves in your cup.
Foam teabags are very good but a bit costly, you can however reuse them over and over again but remember to re-oil them each time.
I've found that cotton tea bags work quite well but you run the risk of getting tea leaves in your cup.
Foam teabags are very good but a bit costly, you can however reuse them over and over again but remember to re-oil them each time.
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Anonymous
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Re: Re: Tom, URGENT, Please Please Help!
Apparently you can convert coffee bags to tea but it can shorten the life of the cup (as they are designed for mugs). In addition the 15" bags do require the milk/tea ratio sensor to be electronically altered by a simple spoon shaped inductoresistive chip available on EBay.
Apparently you can convert coffee bags to tea but it can shorten the life of the cup (as they are designed for mugs). In addition the 15" bags do require the milk/tea ratio sensor to be electronically altered by a simple spoon shaped inductoresistive chip available on EBay.
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Martin
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Re: Re: Re: Tom, URGENT, Please Please Help!
Pah, you are all a bunch of heathens. Back in the good old days people used a long forgotten technique of using 'loose' tea leaves in a thing called (if I remember correctly) a Tea Pot. Now to stop the tea leaves getting into the cup a quant device called a strainer was used to pour the tea through.
I hope this helps.
Martin
Pah, you are all a bunch of heathens. Back in the good old days people used a long forgotten technique of using 'loose' tea leaves in a thing called (if I remember correctly) a Tea Pot. Now to stop the tea leaves getting into the cup a quant device called a strainer was used to pour the tea through.
I hope this helps.
Martin
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Anders
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Lexus style....
Theres a local tea shop around here (Norwich) which sorts it all out for you, tea bags n'all. Very reasonable indeed. I'd avoid main dealers though and stick with the local.
Also I'm looking for a Lexus-style strainer as my current QD one is getting a little stained and lets face it, Lexus-style ones really are the future.
Theres a local tea shop around here (Norwich) which sorts it all out for you, tea bags n'all. Very reasonable indeed. I'd avoid main dealers though and stick with the local.
Also I'm looking for a Lexus-style strainer as my current QD one is getting a little stained and lets face it, Lexus-style ones really are the future.
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Tom
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Re: Lexus style....
How about a tea strainer mask? Colour coded to the handle?
How about a tea strainer mask? Colour coded to the handle?