I'm positive that was only a week or two ago though, seriously. :P
I'm positive that was only a week or two ago though, seriously. :P
Yeah when I was going to delete it. But my friends convinced me otherwise. :lol They told me to keep it up so that we could all do videos together. And it's a pain to edit.Quote:
Originally Posted by Inferno.
Enjoy. ;)
http://www.boatbookings.com/images/f...ng-in-fish.jpgQuote:
Originally Posted by Inferno.
Baitin.
If you assume one teaspoon is roughly 2 grams for Mellow Monk's cheapest tea it's 80 cents a session. I'm wondering how many more infusions you can get out of the tea this way since it's going to be more powerful since you have a ton of leaves. Still cheaper than soda can if my cost check on that was correct a few months ago(granted it wasn't counting a factor or two).Quote:
Originally Posted by Gypsy
Apparently this is how they do it in Japan so it's worth a shot. It's going to be an interesting day doing this.
Denstea(another big name tea dealer for Japanese greens) has a nice chart.
Spoiler warning:
They seem to say 2 grams per teaspoon. I use a measuring teaspoon which works well with Oolongs and greens. The first brew was very strong and enjoyable. It brought out a few subtle flavors I didn't pick up the first time I tried this.
Poop nuggets.
http://i58.tinypic.com/34ecntl.pngQuote:
Originally Posted by Inferno.
I don't get it. :wacko:
Idiocracy?Quote:
Originally Posted by Inferno.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hetaBX00wtI
One of the best movies of our time.
I'll try doubling it first and go from there.Quote:
Originally Posted by Spose'
As far as the other teas I'm looking at Kuma 1228, Frosty Garden and Crimson Grove.
I think those are the only three I didn't order. :wacko:Quote:
Originally Posted by Gypsy
The Kuma 1228 in particular looks excellent.
Have you watched the video on their main page before?Quote:
Originally Posted by Gypsy