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<strong>Subject:</strong><br />PIPING HOT TEA READ RN <br /><br /> Poster Message:
This is about to be the craziest expose about greek life ever. Strap in cause were about to go crazy with name dropping, drama and holayyyy. \n\n\n\n\nTea leaves come in five styles, which are broken down by how the leaves are dried, rolled, and made ready to drink: Black tea Green tea (including matcha) White tea Herbal tea Oolong tea Nearly all (90 percent) of the tea we drink is a blend, many of which include flowers, berries, spices, or other flavors to achieve their final taste. All of the above tea varieties can be made via the methods explained below, just using different brew times. Unless specified otherwise on your tea package, here's how to long to brew tea: Green tea: Brew for one to two minutes Black tea: Brew for two to three minutes Herbal, oolong, and white tea: Brew for three to five minutes As you study up on all of the options for how to make tea, keep in mind that fresh, clean water will yield the tastiest mug (spring or filtered works great), and the temperature and steep time are important to ensure your tea isn't too bitter, too weak, too strong, or too sweet.