Posted Mar 29, 2008 by classicalgregg
I once lived in Australia. We had a tea break every afternoon at work when a lady would come around with a tea cart. It was a marvelous break in a hectic day. There was one thing that there was a saying attached to and I am terribly afraid that I have forgotten which way it goes because upon returning to the states I have returned to using teabags....It was "you add tea to the water NOT water to the tea" or was it the other way around? I have disremembered it. HELP!?!
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Posted Mar 29, 2008 by fords (vegetarians DON'T eat fish!)
You add the water to the tea but don't use boiled water; switch the kettle off just as it's coming to the boil 
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Posted Mar 29, 2008 by laconian
I always thought the water should be boiling so the flavour infused properly  .
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Posted Mar 30, 2008 by fords (vegetarians DON'T eat fish!)
That's what I meant It doesn't look that clear though now I read it back, but that's what I meant 
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