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https://www.newswise.com/articles/the-genetic-recipe-for-a-perfect-cup-of-tea In short, for improved quality and health benefits you should buy cheap plantation teas (preferably gene edited) and not leaves from their wild arbour counterparts in order to experience elevated nutritional and sensory q...

Carbon It is nothing but a bit of activated carbon, so of no use for the specified goal of reducing mineral content. In fact it will actually result in a tad increase of TDS.
https://www.carbonit.com/images/stories ... 210428.pdf

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Let us all strive to feed and support the growth of Amazon so that it can spread its far-reaching tendrils to belewfripp's locale.

Jack and Jill
went up the hill
to fetch a pail of water

Jill
forgot her pill
and came back with a daughter

Generally speaking, lighter teas do well with lighter water and darker teas do well with heavier (more minerals) water. I have come to prefer water with TDS a little below 100 as a generic balanced one suitable for most teas. Since tap is not an option for me, I prepare mineral concentrates and add ...

The whistle of the tea kettle signifies the invention of the steam engine and thus the industrial revolution, giving rise to the proletariat and hence the oppression of the middle class leading to the division of world power and therefore the race to global domination and thereby to global warming.

It occurs to me that it is a myth that the conditions that make pu'er happiest aren't really healthy living conditions.

It is very common for Indian stores to offer significant discounts a handful of times a year, and it is really not worth purchasing at other times. The discounts are typically synched to India festivals, when Indians go on shopping sprees. E.g. the Oct discount mentioned above likely coincided with ...

Margaret’s Hope Moonlight Tea , Darjeeling White 1st Flush 2019, SFTGFOP1 * very light & delicate. Fruity notes coming through but too mild for my palate. Yeah lotsa Indian whites (except some expensive higher end ones) suck. Turzum Darjeeling (Black) 1st Flush Himalayan Mystic tea 2018 SFTGFOP1 **...

Earlier in this thread teasecret shared a similar set of ingredients using 100 mg baking soda, 75 mg calcium chloride, and 50 mg epsom salt for a gallon of filtered tap - so not reverse osmosis. That is a bad idea and from his comments I gather that he has stopped doing so. Those kind of ratios are...

My home drinking water is RO. Until now I have been remineralising it by adding some bottled Himalayan spring water to it. I have now started using a mineral concentrate to minimise bottled water usage. https://www.reddit.com/r/tea/comments/cifnlm/my_water_recipe_for_tea_a_solid_starting_point/ Prep...

Ethan Kurland wrote: ↑

Wed Feb 06, 2019 11:06 pm

Sarah wrote: ↑

Wed Feb 06, 2019 6:50 pm

Probably only 3-4 cups per day. A lot less than most people here, I'm sure!

Not if you use 16-ounce cups! Cheers

That would be more of a mug than a cup
When a person mentions a cup, I assume 8-ounce/240ml unless the context suggests otherwise.

For finer holes:

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swordofmytriumph wrote: ↑

Tue Feb 05, 2019 2:28 am

Any tips?

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