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I have a love/hate relationship with Foxtrot as well. I’m not a huge fan of chamomile, so I think that is the main factor…and that it tends to taste medicine-like at times.
INFUSION 17!!! 25 min.
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@Rijje- I’m just as surpised as you are! Light taste, but it’s definitely there- it is a green after all, how strong do you expect it? lol:) It’s the darkness of the liquor that amazes me! I’m drinking 18 now and will do one more. 19 will have to steep for 40 min and I’m just NOT that patient to do any more after that.
Infusion 12, 8min. Back to being light, but still good.:)
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10th infusion, very light.
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Just wondering but why are you steeping your tea over and over and over again. I will do 2 steeps but never this many. How come?
Why not? The leaves still produce a good cuppa! Not resteeping when the leaves are still good is just a waste of tea and money.
but so many times and it’s still good? Do you only steep within a 24 hr period? or do you keep it longer and refrig. it.
Yes it’s still good. That’s why I said “Not resteeping when the leaves are still good is just a waste of tea and money”. No it takes me 2 days to get thru a portion of high infusion leaves. I NEVER put them in the frige… gross…
Well if you leave it out and of course it’s wet you are asking for mold to rear it’s ugly head. This bothers me greatly as I am allergic to mold. Why would refrigerating the wet tea be grosser then mold? Come on Cofftea convince me, please
@Linda, I check my leaves extensively for mold. If there is mold I dump them immediately and wash my steeping vessel EXTREMELY well. Refrigerating the leaves itself wouldn’t be gross, but I think it’d produce a gross cuppa. Leaves are very sensitive to water temperature as they require a very narrow range of temp so chilling them seems to be a HORRIBLE idea. If scalding the leaves w/ too hot of water, what will happen when I expose them to fridged air and the aromas of whatever food you have in there? Not to mention trying to bring the leaves back to room temp. It just seems like an all around inconvenient, bad idea.
I might just give it a try. Problem is, though, if I am too frugal with the tea, then I won’t use it up fast enough and have an excuse to buy more. lol
@Linda, since you are much more sensitive to mold I’d start w/ 6. Why spend money on more tea when the tea you have will last you? I’d rather use the money I’d be saving for higher quality/more expensive tea. This financially allow that treat.
@Linda, no- just economical when it comes to tea:) And greedy, I have LOTS of teas and teaware on my wish list. lol
2nd infusion. I expected the liquor to be darker than the 1st infusion (which it definitely is), but WOW… as soon as I opened the top of my ingenuiTEA (which you should ALWAYS do so your leaves don’t mold) I was smacked in the face w/ the aroma which I don’t remember ever happening, especially when flash steeping. It definitely smelled grassy. It tasted almost exactly like it smelled except there was a sweetness that my tongue detected that my nose didn’t.
Wow you’ve got a lot of balls! ;P
Seriously, I think 3-4 per 8oz of water is plenty strong – which would probably be about 5 per 12oz.
What can I say, I like my tea stronger =D
I think it’s a mark of how perverted I am that I was waiting for you to make a remark about liking your tea ‘stiff’. XD
How bout I like mine `thicker`? That’s what she said? Adagio good decision calling it pearls and not balls.
LOL, yes we come up with enough innuendo here on Steepster as it is! XD
6 infusions?! ricky you’re crazy. no tea can handle 6 infusions. 3 tops!!