Tea

Dried mint should have a more intense flavour than fresh. Steeping dried mint 4 minutes should result in a good flavour, if it does not the mint is old and should be replaced. Fresh mint leaves should be steeped approximately 6-7 minutes and remember to use much more mint. (4 times as much fresh to dried)

A blooming tea can also be referred to as a flowering tea. The main ingredients in a blooming tea are typically edible herbs and flowers, which can be reused a few times before being thrown out.

None to minimally oxidise tea include white and green tea. Oolong teas are semi-oxidised. You can also call them 'partially oxidised', which is more correct as oolongs can have different levels of oxidation. At last, black tea is fully oxidised.

Ice tea is not an antacid, and indeed, since it would normally be made with sugar, it can exacerbate stomach acidity. Plain water would be a much better remedy for stomach acidity.

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You can purchase it from the Cho Yung official website and deliver will cost extra,

Yes, it actually does.
You will not find any mosquitoes around a field growing tea. The smell of tea repels them.

You can drink tea to act as a repellent as the tea will be present in your sweat, repelling mosquitoes. You can also dampen some tea and leave it near doors and windows to keep them away. Though it might be strange to the neighbours seeing teabags hanging from your doors on string.

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The Lipton headquarters is located in the United Kingdom. The Lipton brand has been around since 1890 and is a popular brand of tea.

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No offence, but isn't that obvious? How do you think you make tea?

Yes, used tea leaves makes outstanding compost. Finely broken tea can be mixed in directly to soil, and coarser, large tea leaves can either be used as a coarse leaf mulch, or added to a compost pile or heap where they will quickly break down into nutrient-rich soil.

Be cautious, however, when using tea bags. Many tea bags are not biodegradable. Some are made of nylon, and others may be made of paper but have plastic sealant used to seal the bags, and may not break down completely. It is safest to either use loose-leaf tea (the more sustainable option), or to break open the tea bags before composting the contents of them.

On the counter is a cup of tea with a lemon wedge on the rim.

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No, of course not.

The wattage can vary depending on manufacturer, capacity, model, etc. The wattage will be stated on a label fastened to the boiler.

Yarrow tea is used for problems with women's menstrual problems, headaches, toothaches, colds and bleeding problems.

Yes, many people blend their own teas, oolong and jasmine would be quite nice.

the tea lightens

yes, but it was actually called orage spice

Yes, some people drink tea.

But tea is not very common in Norway.

We rather drink beer or akevitt. :D

The distinctive flavour is due to the addition of oil extracted from the rind of the bergamot orange.

You are left with an empty cup Or tea leaves in which case you must look at what picture they display to see your future. Your welcome bye xxxx