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  • in reply to: What do you use to heat water? #9645
    Betty
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    Electric kettle is the answer. 

    in reply to: Tea Hong #9584
    Betty
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    Buying in your shop is easy, but I think the best about it is the Information and different interesting ways of finding a tea. It looks so unpretentious and beautiful. Congratulations! And thank you Leo for bringing such joy for me.

    in reply to: Which teas do you drink on a daily basis? #9583
    Betty
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    I used to be drinking Darjeeling and English breakfast, but after I have found out about the taste difference and health benefits of different teas (thanks to Tea Guardian), I am switching between a few teas each day. I think my favorite till now is White Peony. I steep my tea in a two cup teapot using freshly boiled water. I have been reading about this gaiwan thing and really want to try it.

    in reply to: Hello! #9499
    Betty
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    This seems to carry a good range. I’d like to know if they are reliable too.

    in reply to: "Drying" effects of certain teas? #9498
    Betty
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    So I should be switching to Phoenix oolongs. I don’t think I can get this here. Can anyone suggest a good internet shop?

    in reply to: is a green oolong half a green tea? #9488
    Betty
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    Hi Leo, wow, I wouldn’t know you’d use strong words like that, but I think you must be quite angry about inaccurate information. I did some comparison and I think I’ll try to get some green oolong to understand your writings even better. Thx

    in reply to: Tea-ware #9471
    Betty
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    Very nice looking cups…

    in reply to: "Drying" effects of certain teas? #9470
    Betty
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    I feel that my lips and tongue feel very dry, sometimes even burning, after coffee, but not tea, even a lot of green tea. However, I think I am retaining too much water in my system. How does that explain?

    in reply to: Milk and sugar in tea #9411
    Betty
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    I was asking because I had bought a Wuyi Shuixian Oolong initially for trying Tea Guardian’s ginger recipe. It was good as is but I found it even more enjoyable with milk and sugar. It is not like other black tea. In fact, I finished drinking the whole bag with milk and sugar.

    in reply to: Tea Drunk #9383
    Betty
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    It’s so very nice of you two. I was beginning to have this flu that I am having now. I don’t think it was the tea at all. But thanks for all the info.

    Should I now drink tea at all before recovery?
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