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An ominous tea is brewing.

>> No.6159574

Does anyone on /jp/ even drink tea?

>> No.6159572

Looks like semen to me.

>> No.6159576

>>6159574
I do, usually Earl Grey or Black without any additions, like fruit tea though.

>> No.6159582
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>>6159574
Tea expert here, ask me anything

>> No.6159583

you make tea with bags in those shitty coke glasses too?

>> No.6159585

My tea of choice is this stuff that comes in a box containing hundreds of bags for a couple of dollars at the grocery store. Chug tea all day, it's cheap and rough but so are the common name brands these days so man up and slam the caffeine.

Cheaper and healthier than chugging soda all day for your habitual caffeine overdose.

>> No.6159589
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>>6159576

I'm drinking some Earl Grey right now incidentally. In the morning I will sometimes put some milk and brown sugar in it, but, at night I just have it plain, and leave the bag steeping in the mug the entire time so that it's as strong as possible.

>> No.6159592

>>6159585
My tea of choice is always loose leaf green tea from Japan. I am a tea snob.

>> No.6159596

>>6159592
>he doesn't have tea ceremonies!

>> No.6159598

>>6159565

n omnious PEEE is brewin moar liek

ROFLAMAOLOLL

>> No.6159601

>>6159596
If I had a chasen and matcha, I would definitely do tea ceremonies.

>> No.6159605

Nice coke class full of fabric and floor sweepings. Faggot.

>> No.6159644

I wonder how Rafflesia or Welwitschia tea would taste like.

I bet they'd be expensive as fuck, given how rare they are, not to mention Rafflesia has tiny, flaky buds that pass for leaves and Welwitschia only ever grows two leaves in its 1000+ year life.

>> No.6159695
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6159695

Earl Grey.

>> No.6159783

>>6159695
that cup is pretty gay

>> No.6159786

>>6159783
Don't you mean Pretty Grey

>> No.6159788

at first, I thought that thing in OP's picture was a pickle

but I suppose it could just as easily be dried shit from the floor

>> No.6159791
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>>6159695

>> No.6159803

>>6159786
oh u

>> No.6159832

I knew it, you have the same glass I do. I wasn't sure from last time.

I thought I could use the glass so when I saw the offer at mcdonalds so I bought it. It's nice. I use it as my main glass.

>> No.6159836

>>6159791
Yo are you that guy that made that thread about swallowing warm Hershey's kisses?

>> No.6159849

>>6159565
>>6159583
>>6159832
Goddamn, I didn't know other people used this cup for tea.

>> No.6160014

>>6159849
Btw, are these plastic?

>> No.6160021

>>6160014
No.

>> No.6160037

>>6160021
In my country they are. ;_;

>> No.6160048

How do you even hold that hot glass cup?

The water IS hot, right?

>> No.6160098

>>6160048
Let it cool off a bit?

>> No.6160115

>>6160098
>he doesn't drink tea while it's hot
laughingwhores.jpg

>> No.6160141

>Teabags
Reported.

>> No.6160162

I think there is something wrong with my tongue....
I always wanted to enjoy tea
But i just can't....
Does the tea quality affect the taste too much?

- I have only tasted Teabags tea

>> No.6160176

>>6160115
>implying iced tea isn't superior

>> No.6160177

My mom makes tea for the family all the time. It's a culture thing for me.

Teabags are okay if you're lazy.

>> No.6160201

>>6160115
>he doesn't swallow the leaves and brew the tea inside his stomach!

>> No.6160287

Wait... so no one in America drinks tea?

>> No.6160291

>>6160162

Try using milk/cream and more sugar.

>> No.6160297

>>6160287
What? Nobody even implied that. Millions of Americans drink tea all the time.

>> No.6160327

Americans are too busy having coffee enemas.

>> No.6160338

>>6160297

Then why is it so weird for you?

I mean this:
>>6159574

>> No.6160341

hey
teafags
did you ever make tea from pencil sharpener shavings?

was it good?

if you never did, do you have the craving to now?

>> No.6160362

Is there a proper way of making iced tea? Everytime I try to do it it ends up tasting horrible.

>> No.6160371

>>6160338
That's a single obviously away-with-the-fairies anon. Don't pay attention to something so far out and listen to your common sense.

>> No.6160372

>>6160362
did you put it outside in the sun?

>> No.6160376

>>6160372
Nope.

>> No.6160382

>>6160376
i think that's one of the steps you're supposed to do while you're converting it from water

>> No.6160400

>>6160362
walk to a store
take a carton of it
pay for it
take it home with you

>> No.6160409

>>6160400
But that's boring and it requires me to go to the store.

>> No.6160442

>>6160409
Concerning brewing it yourself I assume you grossly underestimate just how much sugar is in commercial ice tea. It's pretty much soda.

>> No.6160450

>>6160442
Well, I haven't really tried iced tea sold in stores.

>> No.6160463

Making sweet tea like they have at mcdonalds or whatever is easy. I like it like that but it's because I am a fatass living in the south. You just put five or six teabags in a pot of boiling water, take it off heat, cover it and let it sit for like 4-5 minutes. Add like 5 cups of sugar or so and a bunch of ice and rinse the tea bags out. It's cheap in every sense of the word and not very sophisticated but it's good.

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