/ck/ - Food & Cooking

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also just for the sake of disambiguation for different tea times I found this chart by ahmad.

I've been looking in the usual places for these things, butlers society archives that sort of stuff, but it has been strangely difficult to find a comprehensive resource apart from the one listed.

If I find any more comprehensive resources like from some english teasociety i'll link them here for anyone interested.

Also if your looking for a more western style teaset and your not an american I recommend you check your local s.t vincent de paul or salvation army. A full royal doulton set can cost upward of $900 dollars but you can usually get such a set from such stores at a much lower price.

Anyways sorry for derailing your puerh discussion, I originally came to this thread because I wanted to learn more about chinese teas but I noticed the lack of mention of such things and decided to do a quick search which turned into some hours trying to find a reputable resource. If I find something more substantive I'll link it here or in a future thread.
In the meantime i'm looking forward to trying some green tea in one of those japanese handle style pots. Hope this info may be of use to you guys.