How to make green tea so it doesn't taste MANK?
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xMiss_Sarahx
red tea? is that the same as red bush? if so that stuff is rank!!
hey what? it's good, on it's own black is worse
What about normal teabags with no milk. yum.
I've have never liked green tea at all.
I've have never liked green tea at all.
gm15
Yes that stuff. Your just being mean because I slagged off green tea with cranberry
Wish i could agree with you, but unfortunately it smells of vomit (or atleast to me it does).
My mum tried to get us all drinking it...she failed, miserably.
xMiss_Sarahx
Wish i could agree with you, but unfortunately it smells of vomit (or atleast to me it does).
My mum tried to get us all drinking it...she failed, miserably.
My mum tried to get us all drinking it...she failed, miserably.
Arr but which brand did you try and did you make it right?
Damn - now I'm going to have to make one and see if your right about the smell.
gm15
Arr but which brand did you try and did you make it right?
Damn - now I'm going to have to make one and see if your right about the smell.
Damn - now I'm going to have to make one and see if your right about the smell.
Advise me on brands and brewing tecniques and i may give it another try as you seem so convinced about it.
Have you tried Pukka teas, they taste so good! yum. My personal favourite is the pleasure one, they do cost about £2 or 20 bags but then for yummy tea its totally worth it, they do different flavours and come in colourful packs.
yum. My personal favourite is the pleasure one, they do cost about £2 or 20 bags but then for yummy tea its totally worth it, they do different flavours and come in colourful packs.
Use loose tea in a diffuser rather than teac bags - sooo much nicer.
My favourite tea has to be chrysanthemum though - really pretty as well - LOL
My favourite tea has to be chrysanthemum though - really pretty as well - LOL
YAP
I've had it after a couple of mugs in one go when I made it too strong - I shuddered a few times, felt sick, and the tea started smelling of grass cuttings 
. I cut down the one minute brewing time to 40 seconds after that, and it's been okay since. Hope you feel better soon .
. I cut down the one minute brewing time to 40 seconds after that, and it's been okay since. Hope you feel better soon .lol Now you tell me
Tufts
But wont that still be packed with caffinne?
Green tea has no caffinne right?
I'm clueless
Green tea has no caffinne right?
I'm clueless
If you want caffeinne free tea get Rooibos. Its from South Africa and has no caffeine! Tastes good as well!
You seriously think so, Bennyboy? Bleergh, hate the Rooibos stuff! Early grey always reminded me of cat wee, and I got bored of green tea very easily.
I prefer the flavoured ones myself - I think my all time favourite is the Lemon and Ginger one (I think it's Twinings), and I also liked the Ginseng one (reminded me of blueberries) from Clipper.
Cranberry flavour was always nice...
OK, these are all just opinions, no useful info here at all.
Take from it what you will!
I prefer the flavoured ones myself - I think my all time favourite is the Lemon and Ginger one (I think it's Twinings), and I also liked the Ginseng one (reminded me of blueberries) from Clipper.
Cranberry flavour was always nice...
OK, these are all just opinions, no useful info here at all.
Take from it what you will!
Oddball
You seriously think so, Bennyboy? Bleergh, hate the Rooibos stuff! Early grey always reminded me of cat wee, and I got bored of green tea very easily.
I prefer the flavoured ones myself - I think my all time favourite is the Lemon and Ginger one (I think it's Twinings), and I also liked the Ginseng one (reminded me of blueberries) from Clipper.
Cranberry flavour was always nice...
OK, these are all just opinions, no useful info here at all.
Take from it what you will!
I prefer the flavoured ones myself - I think my all time favourite is the Lemon and Ginger one (I think it's Twinings), and I also liked the Ginseng one (reminded me of blueberries) from Clipper.
Cranberry flavour was always nice...
OK, these are all just opinions, no useful info here at all.
Take from it what you will!
Yea it tastes good!
ashy
Ok, so, what is the ideal method for brewing "the perfect cup" of green tea? I want to make some, but so far I've been using boiling water then leaving it for a few minutes, and apparently this is bad 
According to my box of Tetley Green Tea:
"Green tea is best brewed with water just before it boils. Using water just below boiling temperature ensures the tea retains its delicate flavours and prevents any bitterness. Brew for 1 minute or longer if you like it strong. To sweeten add honey or sugar. "
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