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I know my method is going to make people cringe, however hear me out:
Let’s say you are making for ten people, put ten cups out then pour the water first.
Gently place a bag atop the water and have it naturally float down, in each of the cups.
You’ll be able to see the oils, tannins, etc. slowly seeping out of the teabag and gather at the bottom of each cup. This provides a good visual indicator of the brewing.Once there is a dark layer covering the bottom of the cups, usually takes 1-2 minutes or so, give them all a stir, remove the teabags, then apply the sugar as needed to all cups, then the milk to all cups.
Makes it quick and efficient, rather than dealing with a cup at a time. Also every cup will have been brewed for the same intensity too, no randomly weak cups!
I admire how much effort you’ve put into thinking this through
Thank you. I didn’t realise how much tea Britons drink, until I lived in America for a few years (apparently taking a box of teabags to work isn’t normal, who knew!)
Fun fact: all British military tanks are filled with water heating units, which is often used for tea breaks.
The trick is to make really bad tea, and really bad coffee, to the point that people think that you’re passive-aggressively protesting.
Truth is, you just like drinking weak coffee for that mild and extended high, and you happen to only have those german black tea brands that do not mix well with milk
Just follow Baldrick’s recipe.
“Cream, sir?”
“And try to make it taste less like mud this time.”
[email protected] would be a better fit. Though I’m biased against posting tweets as memes.
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I am absolutely not a mod nor in anyway associated with the instance. It was just my suggestion as a user
Aye I know, all good 😎
