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Nobody drinks tea anywhere near 100C; that’s absurd. Ideal tea drinking temperature is between 57 and 65C, anything higher risks throat damage [1]. All but the
by thebooktocome 4y ago
Nobody drinks tea anywhere near 100C; that’s absurd. Ideal tea drinking temperature is between 57 and 65C, anything higher risks throat damage [1]. All but the blackest teas will fail to brew if held at 100C for the duration of steeping.
[1] https://letsdrinktea.com/what-is-the-right-temperature-for-drinking-tea/ https://letsdrinktea.com/what-is-the-right-temperature-for-d...
- onethought 4y agoYou’re moving the goal posts. How many people boil water to make tea? They pour it hot and they know it’s hot and they wait. No one steeps tea in a kettle, so the “holding at 100c” is not relevant.