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Afternoon tea without milk - more than 1 cuppa from teapot

5rtytry56 · 2016-06-01 10:26:37

You want each cup black tea "just right" - not too weak not too strong in fact you want both cups to be both the same. Use TWO actual cups - When the tea has 'drawn' in the teapot, pour it into each cup in turn. Any GOOD cafe bar worth their salt etc should provide you with 2 cups.

01-06-2016 10:26am

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You want each cup black tea "just right" - not too weak not too strong in fact you want both cups to be both the same.
Use TWO actual cups - When the tea has 'drawn' in the teapot, pour it into each cup in turn. Any GOOD cafe bar worth their salt etc should provide you with 2 cups.

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#2 03-06-2016 8:58pm

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I just take the teabag out when it's done. Tea stays warmer in the pot than a cup.

But if you have to leave tea in the second cup then add the milk now rather than later as the hotter tea will loose more heat.

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