[ SECRET POST #2675 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2675 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Tea!

[diet_poison]

I love tea! I am not a tea connoisseur by any means, but I drink more of it and in more variety than I used to, so I'm becoming more familiar with it. It's relaxing and tasty and delicious. I drink it in the evening while relaxing or studying, or with my dinner, or occasionally with my breakfast.

I have several favorites. A longtime favorite of mine is this chai tea, I think that's what it is, by a specific brand that I put milk and honey in. (it's also the only tea I put things in.) A winter favorite is definitely peppermint. Probably the tea I drink the most is plain ol' green tea though.

I have never made free-leaf tea. I don't have a strainer or anything. It would be cool to try, though.

Re: Tea!

[sarillia]

If you're really curious about looseleaf tea then maybe you could check out my local tea shop that I mentioned in my comment. They have a site where you can order all their teas and teaware. I have one of the tea balls from this page and it's really simple to use: http://www.thewhistlingkettle.com/teaware.html