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Loose tea

Mrs Garth Brooks · 2012-01-23 20:43:24

What's the difference between loose tea and normal tea? Barry's have a box of loose tea and while shopping in a rush i accidently picked up a box of loose tea. How do i make it up?

23-01-2012 8:43pm

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Mrs Garth Brooks

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What's the difference between loose tea and normal tea?

Barry's have a box of loose tea and while shopping in a rush i accidently picked up a box of loose tea. How do i make it up?

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#2 23-01-2012 8:47pm

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No bag is the main difference, so you can use as much or little as you like. You'll need to use a tea strainer or infuser unless you have a cup or pot with a section that can hold loose tea without it getting out into the water.

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#3 23-01-2012 10:42pm

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aidan_walsh wrote: »

No bag is the main difference,

I'd suggest quality is the main difference. The tea in bags is selected to infuse quickly, loose tea is blended to give a better flavour. Buy a pot and a strainer and drink good quality tea!

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