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Subject: How many tea bags!?!
Posted Jun 16, 2006 by
Cheerful Dragon
 
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The text advocate 3 teabags in a 1 pint teapot. You must be mad!yikes It's generally reckoned that 1 teabag can be used in a half-pint (10 fl oz) mug. So by my reckoning, that's 2 teabags in a 1 pint pot. We don't like our tea strong, so we've been known to use 2 teabags in a 1 litre pot. I think the article should say that the amount of tea can/should be adjusted to personal taste.

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