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Discover 42tea, the smart connected device that helps you make the perfect cup of tea. Get more information here
Saving to check out later. But also @brennacedria
IDK about this actual product yet, but this post in general reminds me of the specific first time I tried gunpowder… with nothing but a stove-top kettle for my water. No control over temperature, and horribly disgusting tea. Didn’t try it again until I had an electric kettle where I could set the temperature and it was completely different. So yeah, following instructions is important.
I have accidentally oversteeped a LOT of tea over the years, or brewed at too high a temp by guessing. I might keep an eye on this one.
The one thing I was glad to learn about the different tea types is that each type requires a different temperature and brewing time. I think when I first tried getting into tea, starting with general green tea, I just used water boiled on the stove and didn’t pay attention to time. In short, for the longest time tea was just hot slightly flavored water. Getting an electric kettle with temp control was great.
I’d have to check out this product when it becomes available, but if it gives more control and accounts for personal tastes, all the better.
asatira:
fontscosplay:
brennacedria:
runawaydragons:
officialkeikoandgilly:
sizvideos:
Discover 42tea, the smart connected device that helps you make the perfect cup of tea. Get more information here
Saving to check out later. But also @brennacedria
IDK about this actual product yet, but this post in general reminds me of the specific first time I tried gunpowder… with nothing but a stove-top kettle for my water. No control over temperature, and horribly disgusting tea. Didn’t try it again until I had an electric kettle where I could set the temperature and it was completely different. So yeah, following instructions is important.
I have accidentally oversteeped a LOT of tea over the years, or brewed at too high a temp by guessing. I might keep an eye on this one.
The one thing I was glad to learn about the different tea types is that each type requires a different temperature and brewing time. I think when I first tried getting into tea, starting with general green tea, I just used water boiled on the stove and didn’t pay attention to time. In short, for the longest time tea was just hot slightly flavored water. Getting an electric kettle with temp control was great.
I’d have to check out this product when it becomes available, but if it gives more control and accounts for personal tastes, all the better.
