/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>5378010

Some teas don't take too kindly to boiling water.

You're basically burning your tea.

Let your water cool down first before you fuse your herb with it.

>>4968874

It's not my fault the British at the time were only aware of one type of plant to call Tea.

Times have changed during the past few centuries. The variety has expanded immensely.

>>4934118

Teavana is beginning to open up Teabars.

Yes.... tea bars... where it's pretty much the tea version of Starbucks (starbucks now owns Teavana). So hopefully this will jumpstart the tea market here in the states where most people literally only know Black & Green tea with many spoons of sugar.

However, Teavana uses pesticides which is bad for our health. People should really purchase organic if they can because it sets a good example of how food should be made.