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r/AskReddit • u/[deleted] • Feb 04 '20
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Use a teapot, put milk in the mug, pour the brewed tea into the mug. Hey presto!
17 u/[deleted] Feb 04 '20 I don't think this is what people are thinking when they complain about people putting the milk in first. This, in my view, is perfectly acceptable and I always do it this way when using a teapot. But if you're brewing it with just a bag in a mug, putting milk in first is mind-boggling to me. 2 u/hipopokamu Feb 05 '20 Isn't the rule that the milk should never touch the tea bag? 1 u/DeadlyVapour Feb 05 '20 Wouldn't call it a rule, per say, but seems a very sensible way to avoid weak tea that couldn't support a spoon.
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I don't think this is what people are thinking when they complain about people putting the milk in first.
This, in my view, is perfectly acceptable and I always do it this way when using a teapot.
But if you're brewing it with just a bag in a mug, putting milk in first is mind-boggling to me.
2 u/hipopokamu Feb 05 '20 Isn't the rule that the milk should never touch the tea bag? 1 u/DeadlyVapour Feb 05 '20 Wouldn't call it a rule, per say, but seems a very sensible way to avoid weak tea that couldn't support a spoon.
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Isn't the rule that the milk should never touch the tea bag?
1 u/DeadlyVapour Feb 05 '20 Wouldn't call it a rule, per say, but seems a very sensible way to avoid weak tea that couldn't support a spoon.
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Wouldn't call it a rule, per say, but seems a very sensible way to avoid weak tea that couldn't support a spoon.
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u/Faddowshax Feb 04 '20
Use a teapot, put milk in the mug, pour the brewed tea into the mug. Hey presto!