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The Media Master strikes again!
I put the sieve directly into the warmed chawan and eliminate the need for the aluminum foil ... only use the foil when I am doing lines of matcha.
Does anyone ever actually work in that place? I have noticed a dramatic decline in my junk mail ever since you became interested in tea.
I put the sieve directly into the warmed chawan and eliminate the need for the aluminum foil ... only use the foil when I am doing lines of matcha.
Feb 19th, '09, 21:33
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What can I say? I have the power to reduce the flow of junk mail to people who send me tea!Salsero wrote:Does anyone ever actually work in that place? I have noticed a dramatic decline in my junk mail ever since you became interested in tea.

I would do that, but so far I prefer to have the powder ready when I preheat the chawan and soak the chasen.I put the sieve directly into the warmed chawan and eliminate the need for the aluminum foil ... only use the foil when I am doing lines of matcha.
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