Anybody else think ALL TEA taste the same? (ingredients, restaurants, diner)
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When my brother was a teenager, he had a friend whose mother typically used tea bags 5 or 6 times!
He was offered a cup of tea at their house, and he said that it was a truly revolting experience, from the glorified hot water that he was served, to the dish in the middle of the table that contained several old, disgusting-looking tea bags that had been used...God only knows how many times.
and I thought she was nuts. oh well, to each his or her own. I will stick with my coffe, water and wine.
Yes! I've had this issue as well. The key is to use hot, not boiling water. The water temp can make or break the taste of tea. These are the best teas I've tried so far
I just had an experience that made me think of this thread.
I was in the mood for an afternoon cup of tea. Unfortunately, I ran out of my favorite tea recently and had to dig around in my desk drawer to see if I had any random tea bags. I came up with a sealed peppermint tea bag. I don't know how long I've had it, but it couldn't be too bad, right?
It tastes like hot water. Absolutely zero flavor.
So OP, make sure that the teas you're drinking aren't old. they could have simply lost all their flavor.
Some teas don't have much flavor. Just went through one of those boxes. Tried another new one and lots of flavor. I guess some brands are much better than others.
I only drink sweet iced tea myself, every place is different.
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