Maybe
if i make green tea iāll use loose leaf (as i have about 20kgs of the stuff knocking around)
on the rare occasion* i make a regular cup of builderās tea, itāll be teabag
*i have actually been drinking tea more frequently recently. maybe two cups a month.
Yeah I know, but her friends buy her these things and, as I say, I donāt drink tea so I donāt care.
donāt @ me!!!
How come?
Probably labour.
If Jean gets Ā£7.84 an hour, and it takes approximately nine minutes to make a brew kettle on until on my desk (three mins for the bag to ariate, 32 stirs, 246 stairs up to the directorās floor) and i have six a day thatāsā¦Ā£1468 a year.
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I didnāt!
Did I?
Good stuff, that
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Yes, I can do that.
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Been very close to starting a loose leaf tea thread recently.
But have loads of teabags to use up first.
loose leaf in a āt-sacā, or poured through a strainer, are perfectly viable and acceptable ways of drinking tea!
I considered that as a poll option but then the results would be skewed by all the billy big bollocks wanting to blow their own trumā¦ oh hi marckee
The stuff in tea bags is literally the dust thatās left over when the proper leaves have been dried or whatever they do to them.
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The better skilled I am, the more my time is worth though, so it all balances out.
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Yeah, I mix it up but Iād rather not have tea bags anymore because I only recently realised thereās plastic in them and Iām trying not to use plastic if I can avoid it.
Canāt find a loose leaf decaf I like though.
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