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Originally Posted by TheKindleWorm
Thanks for that tip  I will have a look to see if I can get it locally anywhere first otherwise I'll look online. |
some teas just beg for a little hint of sweetness, and this is coming from someone that doesn't even use a pound of sugar a YEAR unless I am doing a lot of baking. try using a little honey as opposed to sugar. there are some health benefits with honey as well, especially if you use a local honey. as the bees consume the local pollen the benefits are passed along to you by helping to build resistance to pollens you might be alllergic to
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Originally Posted by astra
I am more of a robot in this situation.
I follow the instruction that come with a tea. To a letter  (male thing?)
The only deviations that I do is when they say 2-3 or 3-5 minutes, I always choose the shortest amount time, unless it is a tisane (not tea at all) like Lapacho for example. They say 7-10 minutes and I do 8-9.
When they say 80-90C, I choose 80-85. |
it seems to me that most men are pitiful about following directions. this might be more career oriented. are you an engineer?