Tea discussion

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Tea and other drinks thread.

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I have been experimenting with chai lately. The spices are strong and it brings an interesting sweetness to the whole experience.

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What teas are Friday Night /jp/ drinking this Sunday afternoon?

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>>9768427
What are you drinking? I genuinely want to know.

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>>9768427
Enough is enough. He dropped the tripcode, the photos, and the blogshit. There's no reason to keep spamming

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That feel when too anxious to reply to somebody's tea feel question.

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Please, meido. Find it in your heart to let us have just one really good tea thread.

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Oh boy here we go.

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what the fuck happened to the last two threads?

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Has /jp/ ever tried yerba mate teas?

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>>9768442
Not sure. Most of my memories from the last two threads have been repressed due to trauma, but I'm fairly certain that bullies showed up.

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What tea is /jp/ drinking right now?

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>>9768444
I did once. Far too bitter for my taste, but I would like to try it again.
Like coffee, I have always like it with 3 sugar but I find myself liking it straight black lately. Tastes change.

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>>9768456
FDSJKLD

I AM FUCKING LOLLING AT YKUOR IAMGE

not even joking

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For the love of kami stop deleting my posts.

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For the last time.

What kind of tea is /jp/ drinking right now?

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I've been drinking Chai Assam. I don't understand, why does it bear the name of two different Tea?

It has been at least eight months since I last drank Indian black Tea, so I'm very happy.

Where do you guys fetch your Tea? I get them from a local Asian store, sadly their selection could be better, hence my eight months. Is there any place to order online?

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>Tea and other drinks thread.
What other drinks are allowed in this thread?

Can I talk about Canada Dry?

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>>9768478
Canada Dry falls under the "other drink" category so I'll allow it.

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>>9768478
You can talk about sucking the semen out of my cock, if you consider that to be a drink, nerd.

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>>9768483
Okay.

I have a bottle of Canada Dry in my fridge. The problem is that my fridge is at least two hundred miles away from where I'm currently living at. Even though Canada Dry is really tasty, I won't reasonably be able to drink it right now.

Feel.

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>>9768492
Ouch. Bad feel, man.

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Mugicha master race here.

I stored it incorrectly and now it tastes like shit. Have to add sugar every time.

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I pour hot tap water onto a teabag for my tea. How barbaric am I?

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>>9768466
There's a very nice Indian store with proper tea. They also have Cardamom, which I think I can infuse along with the tea to bring a different sort of sweetness without adding sugar.

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>>9768508
There are other ways to make tea?

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>>9768508
Recognizing that you are doing it wrong is the first step into appreciating things and starting it do right.
But yeah, pretty barbaric.

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>>9768518
Apparently you're supposed to use a kettle.

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These tea and Canada Dry feels just keep tumbling down, tumbling down, tumbling down

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>>9768525
seems unpractical. I'd have to clean up the kettle every time and not just the cup. Plus, it would get cold before I finished the first couple cups... Maybe people use kettles because it's fancy? I can understand that, but it doesn't seem to be worth the effort

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>>9768576
People use kettles because they heat water, you fucking retard. Fucking stupid Americans, I swear. Yes, please give me your limescale-riddled lukewarm water. Oh! You'll heat it in the microwave because TV dinners are more important to Americans than non-pre-packaged warm beverages? How thoughtful of you!

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Just posted this thread on /b/


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>>9768602
You're objectively wrong on all accounts.

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>>9768658
lol you are teh frog meme man :)

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>>9768658
/b/ is too busy fapping to lolis.
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>>9768602
I heat water in a fucking pot.

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>>9768602
How do you prepackage a hot drink??

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It makes more sense when you're drinking with other people instead of brewing a single cup for each person every time.

If you're on your own, you're better off with personal metallic cages and such. French press is supposed to be good as well.

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>>9768733
Japanese vending machines will heat up a canned drink for you.

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>>9768733
It depends more on the vending machine to keep canned coffee warm. There's also stuff that uses exothermic chemical reactions in the bottom of the can to heat it up on the spot.

So yeah, can be done. And it must be really nice during winter. I mean, we have Starbucks/Tim Hortons/Dunkin' Donuts in every damn block, but it's not the same.

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Are we allowed to feel yet?

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>>9768444
I drink yerba mate every day. It's wrecking my fucking liver.

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>>9768927
Wait, what? Yerba mate is bad for you in constant quantities?

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>>9769246
It's not more harmful than tea or coffee, it depends on who drinks it. My digestive system is quite delicate, so almost anything I eat causes me trouble. Aside from that I drink it in massive quantities, so that helps too.