Speaking of Iced Tea: who drinks Iced Coffee
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Comments (10)I make a gallon of ice tea once or twice a week. Years ago I started using six tea bags for the gallon. Then I only had five tea bags so used that and it tasted fine. Last month I decided to see what four tea bags in a gallon would taste like and was amazed, I couldn't tell the difference. I bring a pan of water to a boil, turn the heat off and toss in the tea bags. Let it set for 10 minutes or so. I fill my gallon pitcher half way high with ice cubes, add a little water to the pan to cool it off and pour the tea into the pitcher. While I'm doing that I take a big fork and press the tea bags a little to get all I can out of them, fill the pitcher to the top with more water and stick it all in the fridge. Takes 15 mins to make and is ready to drink in a half hour. And tastes fine using only four bags. I don't add sugar. I get my tea directly from England or Australia which both offer a better grade tea and I don't detect any tannins in the flavor when I use this method. Jodi-...See Moreiced drinks, do you 'need' a straw?
Comments (24)I am a straw girl too. I picked up the habit when my front teeth became sensitive to cold. I always was fearful of ice hitting my teeth too. Not sure why. I have really good strong teeth, but just like a straw better. My neighbor worked at a grocery store, and would bring me close outs. I probably have close to 1000 in my pantry. Funny thing, I am kinda picky about the size of my straw, and they have to be the flex kind. Weird? Trin...See MoreIced Coffee.................
Comments (22)"malt is a by product of roasting grains of all types. Coffee is roasted. " Sorry but I am not buying this ;-) Coffee is NOT a grain!! It is a seed and to the best of my knowledge you cannot get malt from a seed, only from sprouted, roasted or fermented cereal grains. Wheat, rye, barley, etc. I can find no literature that addresses anything about coffee "malt" beyond adding grain malt to coffee as you might with anything desiring a malt flavor. And I see nothing about the evaluation of roasted coffee that includes testing for malt. If you could provide some documentation that supports this contention, that would be helpful. I could find nothing....See MoreSpeaking of Coffee, what do you drink?
Comments (49)I love the aroma and taste of good coffee. I grew up with coffee drinkers. Bunny I know what you’re saying once in a while you get that unusual tuna note or sometimes the skunk note. I really love cilantro and when I first tried it did taste like soap and bugs. I had it with Mexican food and so it was mixed with lime. I use cilantro in a lot of Southeast Asian foods where it is often mixed with lime, Nampa or fish sauce, and sugar. Heavenly in a dish. There is a Thai seafood salad the dressing for which is Fish/lime juice and palm sugar. He has other things too. Sometimes Tea, roses and raspberries have similar notes. We’re not gonna talk about toe jam and cheese....See Morefloral_uk z.8/9 SW UK
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