Friday, 15 February 2008

Common Fault in Tea Making


  1. Water not at boiling point when poured over tea.

  2. Water boiling for a long period before required.

  3. Buckets not heated before brewing.

  4. Tea bags tied tightly, thus preventing water extracting full value of tea.

  5. Tea brewed with a small quantity of water hours before required.

  6. Adding sugar before tea bag is removed, as the leaves absorb some of the sweetening.

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