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If you're making tea with a colander something is very wrong ;)
by dcminter 15d ago
If you're making tea with a colander something is very wrong ;)
- NooneAtAll3 15d agodepends on the size of the sieve, but sometimes one does cook a whole stewpot of tea at once (f.e. in canteen)
- dcminter 15d agoA colander would allow the tea leaves through to no purpose. A colander is a type of sieve but a sieve is not necessarily a colander.
- SamBam 15d agoI was thinking an apt analogy might be making stock -- you filter out all the solid food you don't want to keep in the liquid. And it's a doubly-good analogy, because I have occasionally gotten that confused in real-life as well. Twice in the past ten years I've had a stock boil away for three hours, and then set a colander in the sink and poured it through, only to watch my beautiful stock swirl down the drain because motor-memory made me forget that I wasn't draining pasta but should have put the colander in a bowl...
- dcminter 14d agoThis is painfully relatable.