Nov 17th, '08, 18:40
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by JM » Nov 17th, '08, 18:40
Nov 18th, '08, 04:22
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by Vulture » Nov 18th, '08, 04:22
That sounds interesting. It is small enough but it just needs to be ground a bit.
Nov 18th, '08, 10:12
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by JM » Nov 18th, '08, 10:12
I wonder if any studies have been done on powdered Rooibos...?
Nov 24th, '08, 16:14
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by teaguru » Nov 24th, '08, 16:14
What method/tool do you use to grind your tea? I've tried powdering tea, but I don't think I do it fine enough since the powder always seems to just sink to the bottom of the cup.
I believe drinking tea makes me a better artist. But hey, I also believe I'm completely sane.
Nov 27th, '08, 21:31
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by JM » Nov 27th, '08, 21:31
teaguru wrote:What method/tool do you use to grind your tea? I've tried powdering tea, but I don't think I do it fine enough since the powder always seems to just sink to the bottom of the cup.
I've been looking for a mortar and pestle, just wanting to try it as an experiment, but haven't been able to find it.
Nov 27th, '08, 23:30
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by capheind » Nov 27th, '08, 23:30
You can get a decent Mortar/pestil at pretty much any Supermercado.
Nov 28th, '08, 00:40
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by PolyhymnianMuse » Nov 28th, '08, 00:40
I can't remember where it was, but someone posted a link of a little tool that was designed specifically for grinding tea up. It would probably work wonders with rooibos.