Oh, then there is nothing wrong with you… 😉

😀 Great; I do have a  1/2 cup, but not the hands. But then again, also no lumps of sugar in my tea…

I usually have enough time between filling the kettle and pouring the boiling water on the tea to fill the basket. So it ain’t that much extra work.  ( if I ignore the cleaning of the filter, which isn’t hard […]

You could gave posted these questions in one topic you know.

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1) depends on the circumstances. At work I fill a mug with boiled water, put a filter with tea in it steep and ready. At home I have the option […]

It would be nice if you tell more about yourself than just popping some questions.

country: NL

1) Having a good drink

2) Any that does not come with a reason not to. But more to the point in random order: […]

I think that the best cup size is defined by the combination of tea, material, circumstances and mood/preferences of the drinker.

But we are talking personal preferences here.

At home I usually use a large […]

Just read them.

Now if only they were honest about it….

Oh, and shops that require buying large amounts usually don’t get much of my money.

There are so many reasons why tea in store can taste different from at home. For example the water of the details of the brewing method. Even smell and visual difference between home and store can […]