By selecting Loose Leaf Tea Australia, you have
the additional option of actually adding some of the plant to your daily food
intake. Scientific and medical research tells us drinking tea may improve our
health. But it goes further to say some of the beneficial components in tea are
not water soluble and so ingesting the leaf may provide even greater benefits.
With teas such as Matcha (ceremonial tea) or Sencha (Japanese green tea), some
of the actual leaf slips into your cup. In Japan it is common to eat the very
fine fresh Shincha (first harvest Sencha) or Gyokuro (shaded green tea) leaves,
after enjoying the brew. Simply add a little dressing and eat the brewed leaf
like a small salad or add them to a stir fry or rice dish. I have eaten brewed loose tea leaves several way--they are delicious and full of
vitamin A, vitamin E and protein.
Good quality loose leaf tea from Loose Leaf Tea Australia can be re-infused several times. The most important thing to remember when brewing Loose Leaf Tea Australia is to brew only what you can serve into your cup or serving pot at one time. Steep your tea and then pour ALL of the liquor off the loose tea leaves into your cup or serving pot. This practice allows you to then re-infuse your leaf with more hot water over and over again. Brewing Loose Leaf Tea Australia in this way is also the trick to keeping your green teas from turning bitter or your black teas from becoming burnt tasting. Most high quality Loose Leaf Tea Australia can be re-infused 5 or 6 times, with some Puerh or Oolongs giving up to 10-12 infusions from a single serving. This makes the actual cost per serving of premium loose leaf teas very inexpensive.
Brewing Loose Leaf Tea Australia is very easy once you know just a few simple tricks. The benefits compared to using a teabag are many. I can think of no other single plant that has contributed so positively to mankind for as long, or in as many ways. Whether you are consuming tea for the numerous health benefits, eating tea for new and different experiences, or using tea to enrich your spiritual practices, I encourage you to consider forgoing the ease of teabags in favor of the wide world of loose leaf tea.
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