Loose Tea?!?!

[gillywibble]

Dumbass of the month. Hats off to you sir!

 

[K.C. Leblanc]

Bung it in a capuchino machine.

 

[Russinating]

My flatmate just drinks it with leaves and all. After a few minutes they usually sink so you can drink normally.

 

[uv]

Sainsbury's sells tiny sieves, that are the perfect size to use as a tea strainer. I use it all the time for Jasmine tea

 

[C64]

Lol surely this threads a windup ?

 

[aproctor]

Sainsbury's sells tiny sieves, that are the perfect size to use as a tea strainer. I use it all the time for Jasmine tea

That is a tea strainer

 

[uber soldat]

LOL... Just, LOL

This

 

[Azagoth]

You can't make a cup of tea? Are you somehow mentally impaired or is this a wind up?

 

[Richdog]

LOL... Just, LOL

Can I just please add a LOL to this. Thanks.

 

[Aod]

with non-ground loose-leaf tea, its very easy to just leave the leaves in the cup. they stay sedantary most of the time. you can do it with ground tea aswell, but you then need to ensure you leave the cup stationary for about 30-40 seconds after stirring for the leaves to settle, and you can't drink the last 1-2cm of tea in the cup.

or, you can buy a Tea-Ball, which is a mesh ball which you put the leaves in, which i use if i need to make a perfect brew.

 

[The Dread Pirate]

add mustard

 

[RoboCod]

You want a teapot with a sieve in it so it can stew.

 

[G-MAN2004]

Surely this is a joke? :/

 

[Akira]

Loose tea...aka proper tea. Hard to believe there are people who would expect tea leaves to dissolve.

 

[Dup]

My dad drinks loose tea as is. No strainer rubbish.

 

[LoadsaMoney]

GD, never fails.

 

[Ice Tea]

Wonder what Visionary would do with a pack of unground roasted coffee beans

 

[wannabedamned]

haha, If it makes you feel any better, I did exactly the same thing first time I bought some