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The Something Awful Forums > Discussion > Goons with Spoons > Let's boil leaves: Tea and things that aren't technically Tea
 
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Jul 9, 2004

That's like killing a unicorn!
Any love for Silk Road Teas? For Chinese tea it's easily one of the best places to order online from that I've found. My favorite category of tea is Japanese green (Gyokuro, specifically) and that is a whole other world, but for everything else I definitely prefer Silk Road. The guy who founded that company also was part of a pretty okay tea documentary.

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Jul 9, 2004

That's like killing a unicorn!
Depressing the leaves in the french press won't entirely stop the steep but it almost will, assuming you aren't shaking it around.

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Jul 9, 2004

That's like killing a unicorn!
It depends almost entirely on the type of tea you're steeping, also.

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The Something Awful Forums > Discussion > Goons with Spoons > Let's boil leaves: Tea and things that aren't technically Tea