amanset wrote:
Here's another one: do you leave the teabag in or take it out? I liek strong tea, so I just leave it in there.
Nooo don't leave the bag in the mug when adding milk, it's both sick and wrong
Also, the milk blocks the holes in the teabag stopping the tea from brewing properly. You can get a monster strong cup of tea by leaving the bag in the water for five minutes then removing it.
Teabag in cup
Add water
Stir till a nice reddyness (thou shalt always drink from a white interior mug)
Remove Teabag
Add Sugar/Sweeteners
Add Milk
Stir
Remove Spoon
Enjoy
Say ... ever happened to you to leave the spoon in .. chat a bit .. then
take the mug for a distracted sip and find you had the spoon up to your nose
or nearly entering your eye
piku wrote:
Nooo don't leave the bag in the mug when adding milk, it's both sick and wrong
Also, the milk blocks the holes in the teabag stopping the tea from brewing properly. You can get a monster strong cup of tea by leaving the bag in the water for five minutes then removing it.
Hmm. I'll try that but it does seem too much like hard work.
Put kettle on.
Put bag in mug.
Have a sit down.
Pour water.
Pour milk.
Have a sit down and a cup of tea.
amanset wrote:
Here's another one: do you leave the teabag in or take it out? I liek strong tea, so I just leave it in there.
Nooo don't leave the bag in the mug when adding milk, it's both sick and wrong
Also, the milk blocks the holes in the teabag stopping the tea from brewing properly. You can get a monster strong cup of tea by leaving the bag in the water for five minutes then removing it.
Very true, leaving the bag in is monstrous.
Bit of hot water, rinse the cup, make it warm.
Bag
Water
Leave the needed time
Take out the bag
Sugar and stir
Milk and stir
Ready
.. and don't forget the bag 1 hour or so in it because meanwhile you are coding ...
I don't normally need a spoon - teabag or loose tea in a filter bag, wait given time, either squeeze with fingers or... if no big audience, suck bag. yeah..I know..
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