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Old 16-06-2004, 10:52   #15
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Re: Someone tell me how to make tea please

If you are living alone and never drink hot drinks it is doubtful that you would have either tea or coffee on hand. If you live with someone who drinks tea or coffee then you surely must have seen them making it at some point. What did the powder turn out to be?

I go with the view that the milk should go in the last. Tea making is an art if you want to do it properly. There are many different types of tea and each has its own best way of brewing. One of the most important aspects of brewing tea is to have the right sort of water. It is amazing how much the water affects the taste of the tea. The best water I have found for tea is that from West Yorkshire.
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