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Originally Posted by GeoffC
That seems to be the danger, in some ways, with tea, that it is easy to overdo the steeping. One advantage of powdered green tea is that it doesn't have any leaves (as such) to steep.
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There is a large Kaitenzushi (the sushi places with the conveyor belts) around the corner from my house, and I go there often because it's so convenient. Usually these places have spouts at each seat to self-dispense tea to the customers, but this place dispense only hot water. The tea is in tea bowls and is a powdered tea. Normally, I don't care for these, but this particular tea is really quite good. At least, it's good while eating sushi. I don't think I would want to drink it as a pick-me-up in the middle of the afternoon, or even as a breakfast wake-up tea. But along side a stack of empty sushi plates, it really hits the spot!
Stitchawl