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Old 30th November 2007, 02:40 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Default I Bought a Scale - Now a Question About Water Quantity

Warning - be prepared for a silly question from a newbie - please
don't mock me.

After the discussion about giving scales to newbies I ended up
ordering a scale and a thermometer from Upton teas. Now I'm obsessing
about water quantity. The cup weight measure on the scale is
calibrated to a 6 oz cup. When I brew tea the tea leaves absorb water
so am I supposed to start out with 6 oz of water, or use more so that
I end up with 6 oz of tea?

TIA,
Janice
 
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Old 30th November 2007, 05:44 PM   #2 (permalink)
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On Nov 30, 2:40 pm, Janice <JaniceRSprin...@> wrote:
> Warning - be prepared for a silly question from a newbie - please
> don't mock me.
>
> After the discussion about giving scales to newbies I ended up
> ordering a scale and a thermometer from Upton teas. Now I'm obsessing
> about water quantity. The cup weight measure on the scale is
> calibrated to a 6 oz cup. When I brew tea the tea leaves absorb water
> so am I supposed to start out with 6 oz of water, or use more so that
> I end up with 6 oz of tea?
>
> TIA,
> Janice


You can vary the amount of tea, the amount of water, the temperature,
or the steeping time to achieve the optimum brew.

Scales and thermometers come into play when the tea heads are doing
comparative tastings and want to share their results via
correspondance.
 
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