Thursday, May 20th, 2010 at
11:53 am
So I’ve bought some Jade Sword green tea from Jing Tea: http://jingtea.com/tea/green-tea/organic-jade-sword-green-tea-mao-jian, now this might just be me being paranoid but does this tea still contain of all of the natural antioxidants and benefits of green tea. I only ask this because there are so many different types of green tea I want to make sure this type will still benefit me? Also on the back of the packet it says to leave to infuse for 3 minutes. Well how can I randomly leave tea leaves in a tea pot for 3 minutes and then take them out again? That makes no sense/ So whilst I’m drinking my first cup its still infusing. Is this good or will it mean there will be more caffeine in the next cup I have. Any answers will help thank you.
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Thursday, May 6th, 2010 at
11:42 am
Yah, I recognize how lame this question is but I’ve never been a tea drinker. I just bought some herbal tea from an herbalist through the internet and it came in individual tea bags. It says to make a pot of hot tea with it. I don’t own a tea pot. Am I correct that I would boil water in a pot, say maybe a 2 quart pot, and then add the tea bag and let it set for 5 minutes? Do I need to squeeze the tea out of the bag? It also says the one tea bag can be used to make up to 3 pots of tea. Do I let the bag dry out then stick it in a Ziplock?
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Tuesday, April 13th, 2010 at
3:34 pm
I serve afternoon tea at a very classy hotel. Usually we serve the tea in the tea pot with a bag so that we know no leave will go through to the tea and there won’t be a lot of mess to clean up. Well, I’d like to serve tea loose but lately when I do some of the leaves still get through the strainer and seeing the leaves floating in the guests tea cup looks so unprofessional and unappetizing. What can I do?
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Thursday, April 1st, 2010 at
3:17 am
It is a complete set with pot, creamer, and suger, plus cups and saucers. They are all hand painted and have the Japenese name painted on the bottom of each piece. The tea pot’s spout is in the shape of a dragon’s head as is the lid while the handle and the cups handles look like the tails of the dragon. The body of the pot has Japanese characters painted on it. The base color is green.
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