Can you drink this in a tea? and can i just prune to the style i would like?
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I am sorry, I am unsure about drinking it however I don't think so because there is fertilizer green releasing beads in it, and yes you can prune it to your own artistic style after it aclimates to your home after being shipped.
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I'm pretty sure you can. I gave it as a gift and the recipient has told me it's been used to make tea several times.
1746077
I just steep the leaves. If you like weaker tea- 1 minute and if you like stronger tea- 3-4 minutes. I would think boiling the leaves would make the tea very bitter- have not heard of this method.
1428332
No way! I use it in a 16 oz mug and that is pretty strong. To dilute this by 16 would give you at best colored water, certainly not tea.
1950437
You can put loose tea in it and steep. It's a press so it will keep the tea leaves in when you press and pour your tea. Love mine!
732147
yes. you can add to whatever you want. I sweeten my tea so the calm isn't tangy in it. I also add it to chamomile and other teas. I like lemon in tea and it's tangy.
719866
The answer to your question is no. It is not meant for use like a tea ketttle. You boil the water first then pour into teapot with tea bag and let it steep for a few minutes. I love this set, very classy.
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Hello, First I tried smoking it. Very Harsh.Then I made tea with it. It is very smooth and quite tasty.find it to be a relaxing but uplifting tea. The price can't be beat. OrYou could palindrome raspberry bushes, then You get the benefit of the berries. I hope this was helpful rev
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Of course you can by using the dried leaves to make a tea. Pour boiling water over your dried leaves until all the leaves are totally underwater with around an 5 inches of water over the top of the leaves guessing here is okay. Let your tea steep for as long as you like really but at least 15 minutes. The longer it steeps the longer the water is infused with the dried leaves. You can not drink or eat all leaves so be sure of what you are infusing. Drain the infused tea into a jar and discard the leaves.
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You can do it either way. We have done it both ways, and now we normally do brew it without ice and stir in the sugar while the tea is hot. We then add in additional water to blend it to taste. Its your choice!
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To use in tea I think would it would be very hard to drink.For me it is best mixed in a cold shake of some sort.I use it in my Nutri Bullet with other superfoods and whatever you like .
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Yes you could, but if you just drink the brewed tea, you will not be getting the full benefits and antioxidants. So I would leave the loose tea leaves in your brew and just swallow them as you drink the tea made from them. I hope this helps to answer your question. Take care.
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Hi Kimberly! Of course you can! Use half a tea bag and make half the tea....Always like to remind people how versatile the tea is however - if you have leftovers, you can use on indoor houseplants, home compost pile, trees, shrubs, a neighbor's rose bush (but only if you like them :)Happy Gardening!
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I usually mix it with thyme, that masks the flavor a bit. I use it medicinally so taste isn't an issue for me. I think making it a bit weaker and mixing it with another herbal tea might solve the problem. I, too, do not particularly like the flavor by itself.
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Sure, just leave the infuser out. I do it all the time. I make loose tea in the morning and decaf in a bag at night. I just rinse the pot in between. As to the comment not to buy it. I bought 3, one for me, one for my son and one for my daughter and they are all great. When I bought them they were on sale and are clearly seconds (mine has some black in the glaze on the outside) but they have been wonderful.
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I don't know.... I don't think it would taste very good for starters. The taste is tangy, not sweet. It has a bite to it...kind of like 7Up. I think as long as the tea was just warm, and not HOT that the bemeficial properties would remain intact though. Some such things basically die (for lack of a better word) in heat. I just add mine to a little bit of water (like about half an inch of a bottle of water) and then shake and drink right before bed. (I can't handle much liquid before sleep or I'll up running to bathroom all night.)
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I suppose that you could. However, the ice melts as the tea is brewed which makes it the correct strength for drinking. If you were going to make tea without much ice, you might want to reduce the amount of tea you use.