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fromMail Online
1 week ago

Britain's top tea experts reveal you've been making your cuppa wrong

A quintessential British cup of tea depends on tea and water quality, precise brew time, and attention to a surprising 'magic' ingredient.
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fromWIRED
1 month ago

Maybe You've Been Making Light Roast Espresso Wrong

Light-roast espresso emphasizes origin flavors and acidity, can taste astringent, but adjusting brew variables and serving methods yields delicious results.
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fromTasting Table
1 month ago

Next Time You Make Chai, Add This One Canned Ingredient - Tasting Table

Sweetened condensed milk enriches chai's sweetness and body; add one-quarter to one-half cup for four servings near the end of brewing and balance spices patiently.
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fromTasting Table
1 month ago

The One Type Of Water You Should Avoid For Brewing Green Tea - Tasting Table

Use water with moderate minerals—not distilled—to brew green tea for fuller, sweeter, less astringent flavor.
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fromTasting Table
1 month ago

Here's What Makes Sweet Tea Different From Classic Iced Tea (It's Not Just The Sugar) - Tasting Table

Southern sweet tea is brewed double-strength and sweetened while warm so sugar integrates, producing a bolder flavor and velvety mouthfeel unlike iced tea sweetened cold.
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