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“Oh, Grandma. I’ve had this at her house quite a few times and every time, it is so freakishly bitter. To be fair, she plops the bag into the teapot of just-boiled water AND leaves it in there. I...” Read full tasting note
“Have some of these and had no clue what to do with them. Decided to have a yakisoba chicken noodle bowl so I steeped 2 bags (because there’s 2 servings per bowl) first, let it cool, then added it...” Read full tasting note
“I found this one weird. It’s supposed to be plain green, but it tasted like it had licorice root in it.” Read full tasting note
“Mom’s idea of green tea. I remember I liked it when I first tried it. Tonight I found it bitter, with little tea taste. Very disappointing.” Read full tasting note
Natural green tea, clean and delicious, contains naturally protective (flavonoid) antioxidants.
Oh, nooo…
Had with a Vietnamese vermicelli bowl for lunch today. The tea smelled like swamp. Scratch that. It smelled like a murky puddle thick with algal growth. It tasted like flat and sour buttery dry grass.
The food deserved better, like a basic Vietnamese jasmine green tea. The restaurant even used proper temperature water in the pot.
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First green tea I tried and actually spent the time to think about. Its grassy, but doesn’t taste bitter (so long as you don’t steep it too long), but is relatively ho-hum… They are tea bags, so second steep and beyond is worthless (no more tea powder left from the first steep). I’d rather try something new.
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After the kettle whistled. I turned off the stove, poured the hot water in a ceramic cup. I then placed two teabags..yes 2 bags..then i took a spoon and use it to squeeze out the bags in the hot water. I then added one tablespoon of brown sugar, stir it around and drink hot hot.
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Old Canon PowerShot LOVES this tea!
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I hate when I order tea in a restaurant and then the tea bag they bring out is a really crap brand…
Blech! I guess they deserve points for getting the temperature right.
Ordering a tea in a restaurant is always a gamble, unless they have stated the brand. But it’s sad to see Lipton, or some other famous brands considered as high-end brand here sometimes.
We are lucky as our Chinese place has excellent tea. But places like it are far and few in between.