/jp/ - Otaku Culture

[Anonymous No.]

Hello /jp/. I know you guys like to weeaboo it up and drink tea just like your favorite anniemay characters. What's your favorite tea? Do you add anything to it?

[Anonymous No.]

LADY GREY, BITCHES

[Anonymous No.]

I drink British classic breakfast tea almost every day in the morning. I add milk and honey, alternatively sugar.

[Anonymous No.]

Constant Comment

I'd like to say that people just drink tea because they enjoy it, but there were so many fucking weeaboos in those tea threads.

[Anonymous No.]

oolong with 10 equal packets, 5 tablespoons of honey and a cup of milk.

[Anonymous No.]

Earl Grey with a little milk and sugar.

[Anonymous No.]

Green, Black or milk tea.

[Anonymous No.]

You just made the exact same thread on /ck/.

[Anonymous No.]

>people seriously think coffee and tea are different things
It's dark colored
It tastes bitter and nasty unless you load it up with sugar and milk
It's the same shit.

[Anonymous No.]

What coffee maker should I buy, /ghost/?

There's a coffee machine at my local library that sells vanilla latte. I would like something that can make that.

[Anonymous No.]

Tazo Wild Sweet Orange, with honey, 1 spoonfuls of sugar, hot.

Or Earl Grey with honey, cinnamon, cloves, nutmeg, and lemon.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10432956
>exact same thread
You're wrong. In that thread, I was asking how to make it. In this thread, I'm getting opinions which will decide what tea I buy.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10432955
lol wut. Tea tastes way better without sugar and it's healthier.

[Anonymous No.]

What tea is, you know, actually healthy and not a caffeine/sugar-pumped life shortener?

[Anonymous No.]

>>10432960
>>>/ck/4199054
Doesn't look like you're asking how to make it.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10432964
The bare minimum, just go to a local tea/coffee shop and see if you can get some sort of sampler thing.

[Anonymous No.]

Question. Even if I'm not allergic or anything to something, has ever someone died because that someone got allergic reactions to tea? If so, which kind? I would like to avoid those.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10432965
That's not my thread, this is my thread.

>>>/ck/4198907

[Anonymous No.]

>>10432970
And the "what tea should I get" thing was meant for loose or bags.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10432970
>>10432974
Are you what they call a 'thread otaku'?

[Anonymous No.]

Tea from fresh leaves

[Anonymous No.]

>>10432949

>Earl Grey

This man knows his shit

[Anonymous No.]

Anime characters always drink disgusting "earl grey" because it's popular and western-kakoii.
My favorite tea these months is genmaicha.

[Anonymous No.]

I like drinking the average hot tea when it's cold, it tastes greater than the shit cold teas you buy in convenience stores.

[Anonymous No.]

I may add milk, sugar, lemon, orange, honey, or brandy.

I only add to black tea though. And then still i mostly drink pure.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10432964

I actually had to think for a second and realize you were talking about bottled iced tea.

That's not how it's really meant to be enjoyed. Normal bagged or loose-leaf tea is all healthy. Green tea is the best for you.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10432987
>western-kakoii
The English in particular; you have a character drinking Earl Grey, he/she's gonna be some pompous high class royalty or some shit.

But I still kind of like the tea.

[Anonymous No.]

Where should I buy my tea from? I don't want to leave my house, so it has to be online. Is adagio any good?

[Freezing !BASARADtDc No.]

Sweet Southern Lemon Ice Tea

[Anonymous No.]

Coffee.

[Anonymous No.]

/jp/ - Otaku General - people discussing English tea

[Anonymous No.]

>>10432955
For coffee a medium roast isn't bitter at all. For tea a lot of people mistake astringency for bitterness. Either way, the final outcome of both are affected by preparation.

I really like green and white teas.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10433005
You're a failure of a human

[Anonymous No.]

>>10433005
git outto.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10432987
>genmaicha

There's a reason only poor people used to drink it: it tastes like burnt popcorn.

[Anonymous No.]

I do not drink tea because I am not a literal homosexual shitposter from /ck/.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10433001
>That's not how it's really meant to be enjoyed.

Its meant to be enjoyed however the fuck you want to enjoy it.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10433001
All healthy? Really? I hear many types of tea, yes, even the bagged varieties, have their fair share of caffeine. And worse yet someone will surely dump a kilogram of sugar or honey in it to enhance the taste.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10433005
How do you take your coffee?

[Anonymous No.]

>>10433013
That has nothing to do, you drink tea because you enjoy it and like it. Stop shitposting.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10433017
>implying caffeine is unhealthy

[Anonymous No.]

>>10433023
implying it isn't if you drink it every day.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10433018

I have my coffee how I like my men. Strong and black.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10433023
Caffeine itself isn't particularly good for you.

[Freezing !BASARADtDc No.]

Coffee is better than tea

[Anonymous No.]

>>10433037
Ew gross

[Anonymous No.]

>>10433005

Your drinking habits are not my cup of tea.

Mainly because I don't like giant clumps of shit in my tea.

[Anonymous No.]

Can anyone link me something good on yuuki cha?

I'm new to this and my last order was a sample pack of green tea from adagio, it was good but I hear yuuki cha is straight from Japan and I trust /jp/ to recommend me a good product

[Anonymous No.]

I don't understand how something that smells so good can taste so bad, or how so many people can drink tea and coffee without sugar, milk or creamer.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10433017

The actual brewed beverage has much less caffeine than coffee, and caffeine isn't particularly unhealthy anyhow. And caffeine content increases with oxidation, so the lighter-colored teas have less, still.

> And worse yet someone will surely dump a kilogram of sugar or honey in it to enhance the taste.

I'm describing the health properties of the tea itself; if someone wants to dump sugar/honey/bacon grease/milk/crisco etc, into it, that's a different matter.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10433047

>I trust /jp/

[Anonymous No.]

>>10433037
I can't drink black coffee. I want to be able to like it, but I just can't stomach it. I like mine warm with milk and a bit of sugar.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10433048
I prefer bitter things over sweet things.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10433053
Regardless of what a couple shitposters may make us believe at times, I think there are a lot of knowledgeable people on /jp/ who specialize in fields like tea

[Anonymous No.]

Do most of you guys usually order from Yukki-Cha? I find Upton Tea Imports much more reasonable.

[Anonymous No.]

I usually take a few tea bags of some cheap brand, throw it into a a glas and topple it with water which is too hot.

Only to spite you weeaboo faggots.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10433062
Adagio only for me.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10433067
That's sad.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10433056

[Anonymous No.]

Lipton

[Anonymous No.]

I drink one cup of coffee in the morning with a bit of milk, black tea during the day with about 1 teaspoon of sugar per one pot (20 oz) of tea.

Lapsang Souchong, Earl Grey and Blackcurrant are my favourite black tea flavours. Occassionally fire sisters.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10433052
Thank you for educating me.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10433048

It's an acquired taste. The more you drink, the more you enjoy it. The novelty in it is how far away the flavor is from any other kind of food or beverage. Dumping sweeteners or milk in it mostly defeats the purpose, for me anyhow.

>>10433062

I order from Den's, but I've never really shopped around so I can't compare them fairly.

[Freezing !BASARADtDc No.]

>>10433056
can you swallow a bar of soap?

[Anonymous No.]

>>10433069
But their site is so flowery. I like Upton's much better, it's so boring and dull like they know their shit and are too busy packaging tea to make their site look pretty.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10433075
>>10433091
Not everyone has the same taste, it's not a fucking weird thing that some guy prefers bitter food rather than sweet.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10433107
I was just fucking around by posting that image. Though, when I was younger I did tell others that I liked bitter foods over sweet ones. It was actually a lie, and I'm really just a girly babby who loves sugary things.

[Freezing !BASARADtDc No.]

holy dicks, whats so unmanly about sweet things

[Anonymous No.]

>>10433113
I also was edgy in elementary school, but when you drop school you realize that you have no one to impress anymore and stop being edgy.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10433117
Sweet if feminine, bitter is masculine.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10433123
Yeah, same with me when I graduated high school. Looking back on my psychology it was really some silly shit. I don't know what I was thinking.

Sorry to derail.

[Freezing !BASARADtDc No.]

>>10433128
> bitter is masculine.
Thanks for the advice, i know ill look for the spicy men

[Anonymous No.]

>>10433117

You don't understand. It's the strong yamato damashii in this threads which demands that we treat such things exactly like the Japanese do.

[Anonymous No.]

I drink dark roast coffee black and not some shitty, sugar drink.

Sometimes I pretend I'm a professional wrestler when in fact I'm just fat. At least I'm bristling with manliness though. Even with a lisp.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10433128
I always thought it was spicy instead of bitter.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10432983
>with a little milk and sugar
No, he doesn't.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10433094
Upton's selection is gigantic. Would rather order green tea from somewhere else though, preferably from a seller based in Japan.

[Youmu Konpaku !MyonHUTINA No.]

Probably Earl Grey, possibly Russian Caravan as well.
Nothing is added unless it's assam, then a bit of milk.

[Anonymous No.]

I went to an oriental store and picked up a bottle of oi ocha when I was feeling weeabish.

I don't about the whole tea set thing, seems too involved. Becoming a tea otaku is just taking it to another level of fag.

[Anonymous No.]

I like to add 100 proof hard liquor

[Anonymous No.]

>>10433247
Wouldn't that be pretty gross?

[Anonymous No.]

if you want to really weeaboo it up you should drink ice coffee, not tea

japan loves that shit

[Anonymous No.]

>>10433275
Because everybody in Japan is an Otaku amirite?

Tea is traditional in Japan, coffee is not.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10433347
Tea is traditional in Japan, eroge are not

[Anonymous No.]

I miss the old tea threads.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10433362
Hurr Le America fugg yeah xDDD

[Anonymous No.]

>>10433354
Eroge is a Japanese word, erotic games are not.

[Anonymous No.]

Tea is for fags. I drink soda.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10433347

Ice coffe isn't an otaku drink in Japan, dweeb.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10433367
So then how is it related to being a weeaboo?

[Anonymous No.]

Peppermint Tea... because I have bowel issues.

[Anonymous No.]

I prefer fruity herbals, raspberry-flavored being my favorite. Although I don't say no to a good rooibos, black, or chai with milk and sugar. I like my green tea iced, sometimes with lemonade. I like all tea really, I just prefer fruity herbals.

>>10433003
That's where I get my tea and I have no complaints. Order samples first though, some teas are better than others.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10433375
Raspberry tea is delicious, when I was young and went to the dentist I always asked to the dentist for a cold raspberry tea.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10433355

I don't. These threads where always a stronghold of the worst weeaboo scum. I do miss the old /jp/ where this kind of folk was ridiculed until it vanished, though.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10433371

You don't know what that word means, right?

[Anonymous No.]

>>10433389
I do know, but it isn't a traditional Japanese drink either.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10433389

Nobody does. Not even you.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10433362
I only drink exotic and rare pops. If I see something new or interesting, I'll try it. Two that stick in my mind are a lavender pop I had a few years ago and the Curiosity Cola I had last Halloween. That cola was interesting because it's brewed how colas were in the past, with herbs and roots and such. You're supposed to invert the bottle before opening the cap because some of the bits that aren't strained out settle on the bottom and are aromatic, or so I'm lead to believe, but I think they just don't want your last sip to have any bits that stick in your throat. The carbonation it gets is also the result of a slight fermentation and not the addition of a syrup to carbonated water. When I want a pop my regular drinker is San Pelligrino Limonatas because they're plentiful and flavorful.

I also enjoy tea quite a lot as well as coffee and beer, with beer interesting me the least. If it didn't get me drunk however, that's all I'd be drinking.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10433383
Its unfortunate, but the entire site has been infested by those type of weeaboo retards. Theres no point in even telling them to go back to Gaia anymore, since they all likely started off on 4chan instead.

[Anonymous No.]

Kigurumi and wotas are less creepy than tea otakus.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10433451
What makes someone who likes tea creepy in the first place?

[Anonymous No.]

Mugicha, pure if it's fresh, 3 sugar cubes if it's not.

[Anonymous No.]

Mods+neo janiturd+Moot: "No, you can't have your /vn/ and /dg/. Splitting boards will cause confusion, and discussion will overlap too much!"

Crossposter: "Hey /jp/oos :3, what's your favorite tea? ^-^ tfw never live in japan ;_; Any other fellow weeaboos share my feels when no nip girlfriend?"

Oldfriend: "Tea discussion doesn't belong here, this is the board for Otaku Culture, and there's already a place where you can talk about what you're currently having for drinks and fooＢＡＮＮＥＤ　ＦＯＲ　６０　ＤＡＹＳ；　ＲＥＡＳＯＮ：　ＣＯＭＰＬＡＩＮＩＮＧ　ＡＢＯＵＴ　ＭＯＤＥＲＡＴＩＯＮ

NEOMEIDO: "ＡＬＥＲＴ．　ＣＥＡＳＥ　ＣＯＮＶＥＲＳＡＴＩＯＮ　ＭＯＭＥＮＴＡＲＩＬＹ．　ＴＨＥ　ＪＡＰＡＮＥＳＥ　ＤＲＩＮＫ　ＴＥＡ．　ＥＲＧＯ，　ＴＨＩＳ　ＴＨＲＥＡＤ　ＳＨＡＬＬ　ＲＥＭＡＩＮ．　ＲＵＬＥＢＲＥＡＫＥＲＳ　ＨＡＶＥ　ＢＥＥＮ　ＤＥＡＬＴ　ＷＩＴＨ．　ＳＥＥ　ＹＯＵ　ＤＵＲＩＮＧ　ＴＨＥ　ＮＥＸＴ　ＴＥＡ　ＴＨＲＥＡＤ，　ＰＯＳＴ／Ｑ／ＮＥＯ／ＪＰ／　ＢＲＯＳ．"

[Anonymous No.]

>>10433361
What the fuck do you think "eroge" is short for?

[Anonymous No.]

>>10433506
erroneous gay elephants

[Anonymous No.]

>>10433474,1
post this in the actual thread

[Anonymous No.]

When buying online, they won't be considered fresh, right? Some guy was making me mega jelly saying he uses fresh tea leaves.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10433474,1
/jp/ is less Japan-related than ever before though. It's more or less an extension of pixiv and danbooru these days.

I vastly prefer the days of Japan/General simply because it afforded us more things to be retarded about. Now all our hijinks must be Touhou-flavored or blatantly off-topic.

[ZUN !barYV1VtIA No.]

http://i.imgur.com/BF0wB6e.png?1

Those evil shitposters are posting earl grey again!?

[Anonymous No.]

Our janitor is fucking braindead.

"herp it say tea is allowded so i will allow dis thrad"

Even though nobody is fucking discussing Japanese tea.

I wonder if you could get away with posting western action figures. After all, the rules say figures are allowed! Fucking moron.

[gigs !.JtaMW8O4g No.]

i have no problem with these threads and they lead to good discussions

[Anonymous No.]

>>10433553,4
They're still off-topic, !bar-kun.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10433553,3
Who the fuck wants to discuss Japanese tea you fucking weeaboo.

[gigs !.JtaMW8O4g No.]

>>10433553,5
>All images and discussion should pertain to light and visual novels, figures and other otaku paraphernalia, Touhou Project, Vocaloid, doujin works and music, NEET lifestyle, and diverse niche Japanese interests (kigurumi, idols, mahjong, tea).

>All images and discussion should pertain to light and visual novels, figures and other otaku paraphernalia, Touhou Project, Vocaloid, doujin works and music, NEET lifestyle, and diverse niche Japanese interests (kigurumi, idols, mahjong, tea).]

>tea

[gigs !.JtaMW8O4g No.]

your logic boils down to simply "i don't like this topic so in my elitist mind its against the rules"

grow up

[Anonymous No.]

>>10433553,7
>your logic boils down to simply "i don't like this topic so in my elitist mind its against the rules"

>your logic boils down to simply "i don't like this topic so in my elitist mind its against the rules"]

>grow up

[Anonymous No.]

how many posts have been written about tea threads at this point, really

a thousand? maybe closer to two thousand?

you /jp/ quality control freaks are fucking amazing

[Anonymous No.]

>>10433553,7
>>10433553,8
A moderator who knows fuck-all about /jp/ placed tea into the rules without consulting anyone when it had absolutely nothing to do with /jp/ prior to that.

[gigs !.JtaMW8O4g No.]

>>10433553,11
why dont you ask crazy anon to write another 20 million emails explaining to moot why tea threads aren't allowed other than "w-well they just aren't"

[emiya shirou !y03acd/4vs No.]

>>10433056
i'm in the same boat as you, anon!
i like a well roundded flavor they're the bestt.
too much sweetness just makes my stomach hurt! it isnt any good at all!
i think most sweet drinks are a acquireed taste anyho~
it would be the same as giving a average japannese person root beer, they just dont likee it at all!!!

[Anonymous No.]

>>10432921
instant coffee, like 5 in the morning to wake me up otherwise i sort of lie around and don't do anything at all.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10433465

You guys are trying too hard.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10433444
This guy sounds like a beverage otaku.

[emiya shirou !y03acd/4vs No.]

>>10433901
if they like what they like they should be able to talk about it! its in the rules. tea is a drink, drinks cant be creepy!
Unless they were human blood or something, that is too scary .

[Anonymous No.]

Anyone lapsang souchong here?

[Anonymous No.]

>>10433901

...trying *what* too hard?

[Anonymous No.]

>>10433901
Trying too hard to do what? Drink tea?

[Anonymous No.]

>>10432955
>It tastes bitter and nasty unless you load it up with sugar and milk
get a load of this guy

[Anonymous No.]

>>10432921
>I know you guys like to weeaboo it up and drink tea just like your favorite anniemay characters.
No, I'm a coffee guy. Although I occasionally have a tea from the kurig that I have. If that's the case its usually some cheap black tea.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10433928
that stuff tastes like the devil's urinal, how anyone can drink that is a mystery to all of humanity

[Anonymous No.]

>>10434043
Seriously?
To me it pretty much just tastes like black tea with a pleasant smoky flavour.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10434043
>>10434049
Retards misusing sage. Be sure to butthurtedly reply to me. I'll be long gone. :)

[Anonymous No.]

>>10434053
misuse sage how? it's a board function. the only way to misuse it is to spell it wrong.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10434067

He thinks sage is a sign of contempt for the thread. Also, he's most likely trolling like most posters in this thread.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10434049
Agreed. Lapsang is great during the cold months.

[Saten meta whiner No.]

i wanna bend my dick to my ass

so i can fuck myself

[Anonymous No.]

I make myself a strong relaxation tea sometimes, I just drank a mug of it. This stuff called Organic Nighty Night. It has passionflower herb, chamomile flower, catnip herb (yes it actually does, not kidding), hop strobile, spearmint leaf, lemon verbena leaf, lemon peel, and west indian lemongrass leaf. with 6 bags I just brewed I should be knocked out pretty soon in bed, good stuff. I recommend it.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10434067
Sage is only meant to be used when your post contains the wisdom of a sage. He must not have found either of those posts very sagely.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10434049
That shit is for people with no tastebuds left.

>>10434078
Might as well just stick your head in the fireplace and lap up the ashes, IMO.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10433444
I don't drink much pop but Limonatas are great. Orangina is my guilty pleasure.

[gigs boss !A7GLsxo4c. No.]

Brewed just simple green tea I got across the street earlier. I plan on going to a local Japanese market this weekend to get the more quality stuff I enjoy.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10434188
Sage is simply, "I want to reply to this thread but don't think it's worth bumping it to the front page", any other use for it is wrong.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10434198
Just go to Starbucks.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10434198
Trying a bit to hard there gigs.

[Anonymou᠎s No.]

I love Earl Grey and Moroccan tea (which is made with green tea) but for the love of hell I can't get into pure green tea. That shit seems disgusting.

[Loli !PantsuX3.w No.]

I like green tea with nothing in it.

[Anonymous No.]

Dilmah caramel tea

[gigs boss !A7GLsxo4c. No.]

I am trying to compile a list of Japanese markets here in NYC that sell authentic tea. Your best bet right now would be Sunrise Mart at either location or Tokyo Mart in Chinatown. Reaching Tokyo Mart is easy, just take the 4,6,J,N,Q,R or Z train (note times may vary for subway lines) to Canal St station.

[Anonymous No.]

a loose leaf mix of mate and black tea with vanilla and one teaspoon of sugar.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10434254
Reported

[Anonymous No.]

I usually drink about two pots of Temple of Heaven every day since it's cheap and tastes alright, and sometimes a pot of Russian Earl Grey or English Breakfast. I add milk to the black teas, rarely honey if I've 'come across' some.

I used to drink a litre of coffee throughout a day when I lived with my parents, but coffee is so bothersome to make for just one person, and caffeine (or lack thereof) has negligible effect on my mood.

I'm a total plebe when it comes to quality of taste, though. I can't even taste the difference in a dark and light roast coffee, let alone white and green tea..

[Anonymous No.]

>>10434240
Go back to /g/, faggot.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10434309
The second I posted this realized my trip was on and though "oh shit, here it comes"

[Anonymous No.]

Ginger tea with honey and lemon.
Fixes damn near anything wrong with your throat and taste good to.
I also like green tea with mint and sugar. I do not drink tea that often because it over heats me and makes me hyper (which is a bad combination.)

[Anonymous No.]

>>10434240
What's the stuff in the glass container?

[gigs boss !A7GLsxo4c. No.]

>>10434254
I should add that Mulberry St is kind of hidden. Just head towards the Manhattan Bridge and look for the street sign. This has confused a few of my tourist friends and finding the place might be tricky for those not used to NYC.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10434361
It's a candle.

[Anonymous No.]

>tea

enjoy your overpriced mildly flavoured hot water

worst idea since chopsticks

[Anonymous No.]

>>10434370
I have a better one. One minute, I'll get a picture of it.

[Anonymou᠎s No.]

>>10434379
>overpriced
Nunavut detected. Have you hunted penguins today already?

[Anonymous No.]

>>10434386
by overpriced i mean not free dummy

[Anonymous No.]

I go out and buy cheap teabags and load up my tea with sweetners to the point where it's more sugarwater than anything. I tried buying real tea leaves and stopped microwaving my water but I still got the same effect. I want to enjoy tea properly but I simply can't because I'm a plebeian.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10434379
>Mildly
I do not know how you make your tea but I make mine strong and full of flavor.
Then again I only occasionally drink tea. Although most of the teas I make are herbal/medicinal.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10434240
yuuki-cha is overpriced bullshit for weeaboo faggots.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10434407
>microwaving my water
Why would someone do this?

[Anonymous No.]

>mfw the kamen rider agito pot leaks when poured and drips

>mfw it was the cheapest one and i can't afford anything else

[Anonymous No.]

>>10434407
Excuse me. But I just felt pity for you.
Stop microwaving your tea water. Ok? That is a huge step forward already. At least you don't use hot water from sink...

[Anonymous No.]

>>10434407
what's wrong with microwaving water?

[Anonymous No.]

>>10434426
Microwaves fuck up the taste. Gordon Ramsay would punch you in your dick if he heard you ask that.

[Anonymous No.]

LIPTUN with SUGAR

[Anonymous No.]

>>10434428
it's fucking water though. I can understand if it's food, but water?

[Anonymous No.]

>>10434433
Leave water out for about 24 hours and then drink it. You'll notice a big difference.

Microwaves also alter the taste. Not to that extent, but it's noticeable.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10434433
I don't know if it does anything ot the taste, but isn't it much easier to boil water in a kettle?
This is honestly the first time I've ever heard of people microwaving water to make tea.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10434423
that's called wabi sabi

[Anonymous No.]

>>10434440
Microwaving a cup of water is usually faster and easier.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10434440
3 minutes for my microwave
im sure that's faster than a kettle i think
then again it's only for a single cup

[Anonymous No.]

>>10434451
How long do you microwave it for?

[Anonymous No.]

>>10434453
1 minute 30 to 2 minutes is typically enough to microwave one cup.

[Anonymous No.]

It takes less than one minute in my kettle, and it's not even a particularly good kettle.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10434469
ah those electric kettles?
yeah those are better then

[Anonymous No.]

>>10434476
So apparently this is a regional thing?
I'm Australian and I have never seen a house that didn't have an electric kettle.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10434456
What 3 minutes get a new microwave the water should be boiling in less than 1 minute.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10434486
same. I thought was like essential.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10434489
I don't think water is supposed to boil in microwaves.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10434499
Sorry I meant get warm.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10433081

that looks nice

stupid question but is this shopped

[Anonymous No.]

>Tea
>weeaboo
>laughing_europeans.png
Seriously though, Earl Grey. Plain. Brewed until bitter. Served with pound cake and/or chocolates.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10434588
You're so British you shit the queen. The only thing you're missing is, uh... fuck, I forgot what they're called. Croquettes or something. Might be truffles.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10434600
Also, it's crumpets.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10434600
Honestly, I'm Russian. We also love our tea. It's served at just about every meal.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10434608
The vodka is only during the meal. The tea is after the meal.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10434622
Do you wrestle bears? Perhaps while drinking tea or vodka?

[Anonymous No.]

>>10434608
>>10434600
Seems like everywhere in the world enjoys tea in one form or another.

Except Latin America. I don't know of any tea that originates from there, but I'm willing to be educated.

[Anonymous No.]

Tea is for weebs, homosexuals and Britbottles. Real men drink coffee, don't you nerds ever forget it.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10434635
I drink tea to stay hydrated. I can't drink 8 cups of coffee a day.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10434639

>I can't drink 8 cups of coffee a day.

Why not? I drink 6, I think I could do 8 at a stretch.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10434627
"Latin America" brews 6 different kinds of skull-popping booze/drugs from cactus, just that I'm aware of. But I haven't heard much of their use of black pepper or tea leaves or anything like that for anything.

[Anonymous No.]

Hey guys, have you ever tried to brew marijuana tea

[Anonymous No.]

>>10434635
You forgot foodies and health nuts.

And the gay bar is a few threads over, along with the leather club or whatever and that gym.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10434649

Does that work? I don't know that cannabinoids are water soluble enough, are they?

[Anonymous No.]

>>10434653
A few years ago when I used to be into that kinda thing, I've seen a few threads on some weed forum about people getting high off of "pot tea"

[Anonymous No.]

>>10434655

I've been meaning to ask: how does /jp/ maintain its weed habit without going outside?
I know we have one guy who gets his mother to buy it for him, but what does everyone else do?

[Anonymous No.]

>>10434649
My friend made some but he used cannabis butter. It tasted like complete shit and I wouldn't recommend it.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10434666

Yeah, I've looked on there and the prices put me off.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10434662
Silkroad. It keeps the retards away because they think it's a honeypot. To get bitcoins I use eBay.

The only downside is it's a bit more expensive.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10434627
Mate tea originates in south america

[Anonymous No.]

>>10434627
I drink coffee. If I were a homosexual or a woman, then I would drink some tea.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10434671
/jp/'s clientele consists of homos and girls. I think you're in the wrong place.

[Anonymous No.]

>not drinking iced tea
I can chug that shit down all day. I can only sip on hot tea, and about halfway through I can't drink anymore. It's too rich for me.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10434677
Tea is for sipping water is for chugging

[Anonymous No.]

>>10434680
And liquids are for hydrating you. I'd rather chug some cheap iced tea than prance around like a faggot sipping expensive gourmet hot tea.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10434670
Yerba mate isn't really the same plant as tea, though, it's its own thing.

Frickin nice, but a lot stronger than what tea drinkers are used to.

Plus ordering it at one of these places that brews tea for university students would be a mistake, since they always fuck it up on purpose and then compound that by adding milk, ask them not to and they'll add it anyway.

[Anonymous No.]

My favorite tea:
http://www.stashtea.com/Stash-Tea-liday-Chai-Black/dp/B005DM5LCM

What I tell people my favorite tea is:
http://www.gypsytea.com/Raspberry-rl-P48.aspx

I don't know if I could live with myself if I told people that I drink cheap tea.

[Anonymous No.]

Why do people call herbal tea "tea"? It's not tea, it's just berries and stuff brewed like a tea.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10434680
I can chug a good hot bitter black tea.

Same for coffee. I'll drink 4-6 pots a day if I don't pay attention to what I've had.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10434717
eh, whatever, imho people probably shouldn't be allowed to market Earl Grey either since what's actually in Earl Grey varies widely and it's carcinogenic.

And usually herbal infusion stuff is leaf material too, like tea is, not berries or pods or whatever, it's just not from the same plant. So it's not quite that crass off a thing, calling it lemongrass tea.

[Anonymous No.]

ugh, christ dammit
>>10434735
fucking typos keyboard, should be "of" not "off"

...ahem.

[Anonymous No.]

Nestea
Lipton
Boh

[Anonymous No.]

>drink tea just like your favorite anniemay characters

[Destrado (Typical Eva fan) !QFtehReiJw No.]

Am I cool yet?

[Anonymous No.]

>>10434826
You were always cool.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10434854

Don't get the kid's hopes up, please.

[Anonymous No.]

Can someone teach me how to make tea?
I really hate using teabags.
Also I enjoy any kind of tea.

[Anonymous No.]

I don't even like tea, I just drink it to tell people I drink it.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10434954

[Anonymous No.]

多くの日本人は常飲する飲み物として緑茶、麦茶、焙茶、玄米茶等を選びまウーロン茶を乗員する人は多分少ないかと。
が、紅茶やコーヒーを飲ま無い訳では無く、嗜好品として毎朝一杯のコーヒ飲む人も少なくありません。ついでに言うと濃茶・・・抹茶も日本人が常るものではなく嗜好品とされています。
weeabooがどうのコーヒーがどうのという話題を機械翻訳で読んでと滑稽だと思いました。そうそう、私は紅茶はイチゴジャムのロシアンティコーヒーは砂糖を入れたアメリカンコーヒーが好きです。
普段飲んでいるのは緑茶、夏が近づくと麦茶に切り替えます。

I like Russian tea in the strawberry jam
and Weak coffee in a little sugar

[Anonymous No.]

I hav tea with every meal.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10435240
電気ケトル使っていますか？

[Anonymous No.]

>>10433521,1
I would but I'm already banned

I'd rather somebody else made it into an hourly dose like niggyspam, then /q/cops might finally do something

Remember to use a classic /jp/hoto from the good old days if you do repost it, like http://puu.sh/1VNGU

[Anonymous No.]

>>10433553,12
lmao

[Anonymous No.]

I want more Japan/General threads.
But we have to deal away with tea, tea has nothing to do with Japan at all!

Flawless logic.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10433553,11
I wrote that out word-for-word a few months ago.

I don't know why I started arguing in that thread in the first place.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10432949
>with milk
The only tea I add milk to is Lapsang Suchong. And even then I do it just for variety, it tastes awesome all on its own.

Other than that, I love me some jasmine tea, sencha, milky oolong or gunpowder.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10432957
>Earl Grey with honey, cinnamon, cloves, nutmeg, and lemon
Can you still taste the original bergamot after adding all those spices? I think you might get the same result with any unflavoured black tea, like darjeeling.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10434495
/g/ and /ck/ already established that electric kettles are mostly unheard of in the USA.

[Anonymous No.]

I heard that Americans don't have kettles, and they heat the water in the microwave (or worse, use hot water straight from the tap).

[Anonymous No.]

>>10435634
lel

[Anonymous No.]

>>10433474,1
>>10433474,1
>>10433474,1
Make a thread with my text already you assholes

Do any of you even care about /jp/ and owning the stupid worthless janitor

[Anonymous No.]

>>10435797,1
Yes, do that.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10435797,1
I'm banned too faglord.

[gigs !.JtaMW8O4g No.]

so much butthurt over a tea thread

[Anonymous No.]

We should combine tea and NEET threads to make teat threads.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10434627
I don't know about the entire continent, but mate and black tea are popular in the Southern Cone

[Anonymous No.]

Earl Grey with honey, mint tea with sugar. Haven't had the time to experiment enough to find a green tea I really like.

[Anonymous No.]

Are you stupid

[Anonymous No.]

PG tips with milk every day. And a biscuit.

[Anonymous No.]

I wish I knew how to brew tea. Green tea always ends up yellow.

[Anonymous No.]

Only tea I drink is from the 100 pack of Orange Pekoe tea bags I get for 3$. With lots of milk and sugar.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10436470
That could be due to a number of things. Some green teas just brew up yellow.

[Anonymous No.]

>Hating on coffee
I knew you guys were the saddest shit son 4chan but this takes the cake.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10436733
>weeabutt mad because nobody likes his kawaii desu coffee

[Anonymous No.]

I drink primarily green and red tea.
Technically red tea isn't even tea, but I love the blend that I'm currently drinking.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10436470
Read up on it and use proper tools and it'll come out looking green.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10435192
I tried using one of those. They are cheap as hell and the leaves are usually too small to contain and they leak through.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10436733
enjoy your dirt water faglord

[Anonymous No.]

>>10436853
>dirt water
>not tea
I mean, they come from LEAVES.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10436853

>I use dirty, bug-infested leaves to make MY water
>at least I don't have DIRT on it
>(leaves have negroe semen coating them)
>*sips AIDS*

[Anonymous No.]

>>10436894
joke is on you, you're the one with AIDS :)

[Anonymous No.]

>>10436733
I prefer coffee to tea. However, I am cutting down on my caffeine intake, so I don't really have either anymore.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10436980

No I believe you are the one with AIDS :^)
Coffee prevents AIDS molecules from infecting your body
Tea welcomes the molecules into your body with its warm grossness

[Anonymous No.]

>>10437008
Why would you even be coming into contact with infected blood or semen to begin with?

[Anonymous No.]

>>10437027
Tea drinkers are all hemosexuals who consume semen.
Sometimes coffee drinkers like myself come in contact with semen through heterosecual football playing.
Hope that helped :^))

[Anonymous No.]

Lemon Lift, Earl Grey, or Oolong...for me anyhow...but if i have it growing near me...then it's pic related

[emiya shirou !y03acd/4vs No.]

>>10434670
i have some really hasty-tasty red mate. it really is the best! passionfruit and pineapple and it makes me feel really warm inside when i drink it and there's lots of snow.

[Anonymous No.]

Hibiscus with sweetener ... yeah I know.

[emiya shirou !y03acd/4vs No.]

>>10436806
you should get more proper leafed tea or a smalller mesh anon! my tea ball doesnt let anything through~

[Anonymous No.]

How do you enjoy your heterosexual hot beverage, /jp/?
I make mine in a French press and drink it black, sometimes white with a sugar on occasion.
I have been meaning to get some fresh beans and grind them myself, but for now I just use vacuum sealed grounds from the supermarket.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10437610
Instant with equal artifical sweetener and coffee mate creamer

[Anonymous No.]

>>10437634

You are just saying that to ruin my hijack, aren't you?

[Anonymous No.]

>>10437641
>>10437641
No, it tastes good to me. I am a supertaster, so gourmet shit gets waaay too bitter for me.

[Anonymous No.]

Does anyone here drink sipping chocolate? It's essentially a thin ganache drank warm. Way better than the powder you get in packets.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?feate=player_detailpage&v=JpUnKXYSU0c=77s

[Anonymous No.]

>>10437634
>Instant with equal artifical sweetener
absolutely disgusting

[emiya shirou !y03acd/4vs No.]

>>10437610
french press coffee is good and i drink it black but this is a tea thread. if you want a coffee thread you can make one and i'm sure it will get responses.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10437657
>using real sugar/honey and milk
Enjoy your obesity. Alternatively...
>drinking it black
Enjoy your bitter garbage.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10437658

I shall think about doing that. However, tea enjoys some strange immunity from "that isn't /jp/ related", I don't think that immunity will be extended to coffee.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10437671
I exist almost entirely on sugar and other sweets, and I also follow a strict full-fat eating philosophy and I've yet to become fat or anything near it. People need to learn to not eat all the time.

[Anonymous No.]

What honey do you guys use? Or does it matter? I've got some store brand(Kroger) honey.

[Anonymous No.]

When it comes to tea I like Twinnings earl gray with sugar. Nothing else even comes close, other brands are simply inferior.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10437757
It does not make a noteable difference if you are putting it into your tea. The differences are mostly in the texture and you dissolve it.

[Anonymous No.]

How much loose tea do you put into a teapot? I have a 24oz teapot and I don't want to mess up and waste tea.

[Anonymous No.]

Has anyone had/made poppy tea before? What's it like?

[Anonymous No.]

>not drinking yellow dandelion tea
It was fucking good.

[Anonymous No.]

What's the strongest black tea you can get?

>>10437846
I don't know but I sure wouldn't mind some opium tea.

[proREMIRIAt Elite Force Commander !rSDMROXTB. No.]

I enjoy Ceylon black tea, as is the most common type over here.

And do someone else suck on the used bags before disposing of them?.


>>10434627
Brugmansia tea. Picture and filename related.


>>10434687
When I traveled to Argentina visit a friend, he showed me how to mate properly. You have to follow a careful ritual to prepare it, or you'll end drinking small pieces of the plant otherwise. Very interesting and tasty.


>>10437846
You should be making delicious trip crystals with those, not using them for tea, anon.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10437846
I've considered it before but after reading it sounded like it was hard to get a correct dosage because poppies don't all have the same amount of the good stuff. Eventually I figured it was safer and easier to go to a doctor and ask for some cough medicine.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10437914
That's datura isn't it? You can get mostly the same delirious effect from eating whole nutmeg (which will last for days) or DPH. Poppy tea just makes you feel warm and makes couches and beds incredibly comfortable. It's pretty nice.

[proREMIRIAt Elite Force Commander !rSDMROXTB. No.]

>>10438087
>You can get mostly the same delirious effect from eating whole nutmeg (which will last for days) or DPH

Oh god no, I tried it once and my mouth was so dry I couldn't even eat. And you get a brutal headache later.

And I think you haven't tired that devil's plant. If you drink too much of that tea you get hallucinations during days and "wake up" days later without remembering a thing.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10438109
Of course I haven't tried datura, much for the same reason I don't really want to make poppy tea. It's hard to tell how much of any given chemical is in plants. I've never heard of people making it into a tea though, I always thought they just ate the seeds.

[Anonymous No.]

I just had a cup of Hattialli golden lion, second flush.
Tastes like autumn. A very mildly sweet wooden flavour, if done properly it isn't bitter at all, very mellow with citrus fruit undertones.

But when It's prepared poorly, it gets really bitter and it sucks.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10432937

British tea without sugar or milk isn't British tea.

Teabag + Milk + Sugar = British tea.

No British worker will be impressed if you give him some kind of honey organic bizzaro tea.

[Anonymous No.]

I ground my beans up for a while but once I ran out I've just been buying the sealed packs.
I normally just drink dark roast without any sugar or creamer. I was given a Keurig brewer as a gift so I just buy any cheap, but flavorful K-cups I can find. Some of the store brands are actually very nice.

[gigs boss !A7GLsxo4c. No.]

I had some really amazing (but pricey) green tea this evening. Sencha with hints of mint, jasmine and a few other spices. Easily the best $6 I have ever paid for a cup of tea.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10438148
And no tea conoisseur will be impressed if you give him teabag.

Honey and lemon juice goes well with some black tea, mostly blends. Milk on the other hand is just a blasphemy.

[emiya shirou !y03acd/4vs No.]

>>10437757
local, raw hunny helps you fight allergies~

[Anonymous No.]

>>10438362
Keeping some bees for a small amount of honey always seemed like it would be fun. Honey can be substituted in baked goods and supposedly makes them more moist than if they were made with sugar.

[Anonymous No.]

Taro Milk tea with boba, Green tea, or Earl Gray. Drinking a nice Earl Gray right now.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10438401
Fuck auto correct. Add Chai to the liar as well.

[emiya shirou !y03acd/4vs No.]

>>10438378
sometimes but not always. you can substitute a little bit of it but it'll mess with your baked goods if you substitute too much. things might get a little soggy! or too dense. its ok in little amounts tho~

[Anonymous No.]

I like to mix it up.
Sometimes I have ti kuan yin oolong.
Sometimes I have hojicha, although not recently.
Sometimes Lipton Yellow label with milk.
Sometimes a mix of jasmine tea and mint.
But, in fact I am C.... no cancel that.
Haven't tried sage tea.

[Anonymous No.]

Earl Grey double double at Tim Horton's smells like fruit loops.

[emiya shirou !y03acd/4vs No.]

>>10435545
where can I get milky oolong that doesn't have dairy in it?

i've been looking but i cant find anythingthing.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10440922
My dick.

[emiya shirou !y03acd/4vs No.]

>>10440943
explain further.

[emiya shirou !y03acd/4vs No.]

>>10440957
you lost me.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10440952
White sticky mucus and yellow leaf liquid.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10433362
I used to drink soda all the time, my new year's resolution was to stop and instead drink tea and water, my stomach is now completely flat.

Enjoy being fat.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10433362
how can people drink that soda stuff? it's just revolting and tastes like obesity and tooth enamel damage

[Anonymous No.]

>>10441984
Some sodas are delicious.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10437914
>When I traveled to Argentina visit a friend, he showed me how to mate properly.

Lewd.

[Anonymous No.]

Another southern US anon here. Sweet Iced Tea all day every day.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10434729

>4-6 pots

do you not eat or drink anything but coffee? i doubt your stomach would be able to handle anything more.

[gigs !A7GLsxo4c. No.]

I had the absolute best earl grey tonight $3 is really pricey (hey its NYC) for a small cup of tea but the taste is amazing and the fact that it takes them about 10 minutes to make it from scratch shows that they literally don't just keep things pre-mixed.

[gigs !A7GLsxo4c. No.]

dont bother crazy anon i removed the exif

[Anonymous No.]

>>10441984
The preventable version of diabetes, too, if you're dumb enough not to switch to diet when you see you've put on some weight.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10442194,1
dat paranoia

[Anonymous No.]

>>10441984
Because it's tasty.

If you take care of teeth and don't eat like a pig you can have a soda every now and then without becoming a fat fuck.

[gigs !A7GLsxo4c. No.]

>>10442207
I honestly don't like soda too much and not due to the fact that it's unhealthy. I just don't enjoy overly sweet beverages and 50 grams of sugar in a 20oz bottle of soda is overkill.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10442221
yeah well your instincts are probably right on the money there, health-wise

[Anonymou᠎s No.]

>>10442194
>50c for pouring milk over it

[gigs !A7GLsxo4c. No.]

>>10442268
This place was in Brooklyn, I would assume that they would use some expensive organic milk or something.

These guys know how to make a damn good tea.

[Anonymous No.]

Adding milk and sugar or honey to your tea is absolutely atrocious.

[gigs !A7GLsxo4c. No.]

>>10442307
I don't add either but I have been told that a little honey really does spice up certain tea. I might actually do it the next time I brew my own tea. Is there any particular brand or type of honey that is best?

[Anonymous No.]

>>10434566
Answer from the grave: Yes, but it's just two photos merged together. One which focuses on the rim of the cup, another which focuses on the reflection.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10442340
I'm sure stuff like that can be done in one photo.

[emiya shirou !y03acd/4vs No.]

>>10441984
I make my own! i can control the sugar so it doesnt taste like diabeetees while being light and refreshing with just a little bit of sweetness!

[emiya shirou !y03acd/4vs No.]

>>10442316
raw honey raw honey!!

[Anonymous No.]

>>10442378
Not with that kind of DoF. Look at how out-of-focus the monitor is behind the cup.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10442580
If you are going to make your own, go with seltzer water or sparkling juice.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10442580
oh yeah, soda chargers are useful little devices, aren't they? Carbonate fricken anything...

[emiya shirou !y03acd/4vs No.]

>>10442589
yeah i do! i really like homemade italian cream sodas, they're light and refreshing and only a little sweet. i have a water-carbonator thingy, so i'm only limited by my imagination for flavorings!


if i want something really desserty, i use one scoop of icecream or froyo (making these are easy too!) with a peach homemade soda, to make a peach float! but thats really rare, usually only if i have guesties. which is supre rare...

[Anonymous No.]

>>10442586
I didn't even notice that. This was the closest I could get in one shot.

[gigs !A7GLsxo4c. No.]

>>10442583
Alright, I will ask the same place tomorrow if they have extra ingredients. I am sure there is a place here in NYC that sells add-ons like honey and I want to find them.

[Anonymous No.]

i have a pack of chinese green tea i brought back from home, and some chai and earl grey sitting around
i don't drink it that much because i usually forget to

[Anonymous No.]

I'd like to drink some proper tea, but I don't know where to get any of the "equipment" or the tea itself, nor would I know how to prepare it.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10442826

Here done be some great instructions:
1. Buy some sencha or genmaicha. They're hard to fuck up. Lots of websites are listed in this thread.
2. Toss 'some' in a tea ball or a fancy ass teapot. Just a bit. Weigh it if you're some kind of faggot asshole.
3. Bring water to 70 or 80C, and pour it in.
4. Wait about 45 seconds. If the tea's in something white, color will just start to float out of from the tea. Like a halo or some shit.
5. Pour the tea. You're done man.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10442826
Health food stores tend to carry loose-leaf tea, and all you need is a tea ball which even normal grocery stores sometimes randomly carry (even though they don't carry the loose-leaf tea itself...makes a lotta sense, right? whee, oh well)

If you want to get adventurous and try yerba mate or something like that, get a "tea tumbler" with a fine mesh filter. Remember to pay attention though if you use it in the microwave, the filters tend to involve materials that're non-microwavable even when they're submerged in liquid so you need to take them out first. And don't ever microwave water all by itself in smooth glass, without some kind of tea material in it, it'll wait until you try to pick it up and then suddenly boil.

[Anonymous No.]

I drink whatever tea is in the drawer, and I don't add anything to it.

[gigs !A7GLsxo4c. No.]

>>10442862
Is that what the stuff I had is?

Please refer to what I had in >>10442194

Amazing stuff.

[gigs !A7GLsxo4c. No.]

\>>10442862
>loose leaf tea

So is that what I had with the green and black tea these past few days in this image?

>>10442194

[Anonymous No.]

>>10433017
The negative effects of tea and honey depend entirely on how much you use, and you'd be surprised how a packet or two of sugar compares to the sugar content of something like soda. Unless you're going crazy absolutely crazy with the sugar, Tea tends to be a fairly healthy. The caffeine is also considerably less than a cup of coffee, if that's a concern to you.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10443013
>The caffeine is also considerably less than a cup of coffee
Depends what type of tea and what type of coffee. There isn't necessarily that much of a difference.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10443036

AVG(coffee)>AVG(tea)

Q
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fucking
Jesus, now you're just playing games with me.

[(″･ิ_･ิ)っ-̾ !DQN/aQg2wY No.]

Lapsong souchong errymorning 420 smoke it up.

[Anonymous No.]

>>10435444
茶の湯では茶釜や鉄瓶という道具を使うのですが、常飲する茶は皆さんがコーなり紅茶なりを飲むときにするように電気ケトルを使います。
尤も、たくさん作って冷蔵庫に入れておくものですので、大抵は２リットル缶でいっぺんに沸かしてしまいます。私は冬場は石油ストーブの上に薬缶いて沸かしているのですが、最近は薬缶の置ける石油ストーブを見なくなしたね。
それから、茶釜のような大掛かりな道具は一般の家庭には置いていないと思すよｗ

How much to price of tea in your country?

[Anonymous No.]

>>10443066
ｗｗｗｗ．君は｜に持っていった。

[Anonymous No.]

>>10437914
Next time you come to argentina I'll show you how to mate properly, if you know what I mean.