I haven't had peach and mango tea so I have no idea how it will taste. However, I had had mangoes- so which mango was it? (I'm indian we have a lot of mango types)
Thanks a lot! I love tea and I really want to make my own and this has done a great job to teach me how to make my own tea. I am so excited to get these ingredients and make my own custom tea! my custom set of ingredients: green tea leaves, licorice root, and cardamom!
I bought hibiscus online and then saw a picture of it before being dried and realized that the plant is all over our town. Lmaoo. Its name is different from where I'm from that I didn't even realize it's that flower.
I love tea, but I’m a person picky to texture. I want to see if I can ground dried leaves into a powder with a mortar and pestle and I feel like this would be help with my search of creative outlet projects while I’m stuck at home.
Once a ground up some dried citrus leaves I got from harvesting the leaves up of some citrus fruits my friend gave me and it tasted a bit like green key also it made me a bit more alert as if it was coffee
I wonder which temp should I steep my blended tea. If I mix herbal tea that needs to be steeped at boiling point and green tea which needs much lower temp. Any tips?
I start with knowing this is going to take at least an hour. Then I boil water, let it sit for 30-60 seconds and pour it over and steep in my fresh herbs (rosemary, thyme, basil, sage, & cloves). After 25-30 minutes I’ll check the water temperature with a temp gun - when it’s close to 170, I add a bag of green tea (unbleached) for 3 1/2 minutes. Remove the bag and keep steeping the original mixture for another 25-30 minutes or until the water temperature goes below 140 degrees, the temperature that it’s safe to drink. Buy a temperature gun!
Rosemarry ,cinnamon and black tea just saying never done it something clicked in my mind and said do it and I said f it why not now i am now Hella relaxed 😌
Okay... is a mortar and pestle needed to make tea blends? Is that the "blend" part, or is it just mixing the ingredients together and popping 'em into the tea infuser?
It is more about combining the dried ingredients together in different ratios and letting them steep. A mortar and pestle could be helpful for breaking up leaves that you have dried yourself.
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I made one with hibiscus, green tea leaves, peach and mango tea, cinnamon, and tumeric. I really liked it and im proud of it
Sounds really tasty! Nice work!
Where can you get this type of leaves
That sounds awesome I'm gonna try that
That sounds freaking delicious
I haven't had peach and mango tea so I have no idea how it will taste.
However, I had had mangoes- so which mango was it? (I'm indian we have a lot of mango types)
I created my own small blend and it's really good! It's black tea + dried raspberry + tiny amount of ginger roots and lemon!
Sounds amazing! Cheers!
yummy!!
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I made a tea with peppermint, black tea, green tea, and ginger. I added milk and sugar and it tastes amazing!
i also used cinnamon
I like mixing hibiscus leaves and a bit of camomile and a cinnamon strips i usually cook it its my favorite blend
That sounds delicious!
This is exactly the video I've been looking for! Thanks so much!!!
Glad it was helpful!
you can find dry hibiscus at almost any Mexican store
You know what you are talking about. I'm so glad.
Thank you!
Wait u guys have tea stores..... I need English friends
Where do you live that you don't have tea shops?
My parents are from Assam and I’ve always had Assam black tea with cardamom pods infused and that’s always been amazing. Might play around with it
I would recommend mixing with darjeeling tea (especially the flowery tippy orange pekoe)
That sounds wonderful
i love to experiment such teas...
Thanks a lot! I love tea and I really want to make my own and this has done a great job to teach me how to make my own tea. I am so excited to get these ingredients and make my own custom tea!
my custom set of ingredients: green tea leaves, licorice root, and cardamom!
I am so glad you liked it! Happy steeping!
I was looking for this, thanks
Glad I could help
So cool!
Thanks a bunch
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I live in hawaii so when he said hibiscus is hard to find i was so confused haha. Thanks for the info! Adding spices sounds new to me 🤔🤯
Haha, sure thing! I am glad they are not hard for you to find!
I know what you mean- Mexican markets have been carrying this for years before it became trendy.
I bought hibiscus online and then saw a picture of it before being dried and realized that the plant is all over our town. Lmaoo. Its name is different from where I'm from that I didn't even realize it's that flower.
I love tea, but I’m a person picky to texture. I want to see if I can ground dried leaves into a powder with a mortar and pestle and I feel like this would be help with my search of creative outlet projects while I’m stuck at home.
Give it a try!
You could also use a tea strainer so none of the herbs effect a texture
this is so helpful, thank you so much!
Once a ground up some dried citrus leaves I got from harvesting the leaves up of some citrus fruits my friend gave me and it tasted a bit like green key also it made me a bit more alert as if it was coffee
Interesting! I haven't run across that before.
Do you have blends that is similar to Teavana?
Inner Iroh intensifies
I appreciate you thank you
Are there additional videos showing how to make tea blends with these 10 ingredients?
There is a playlist.
Very informative, thank you!
Hellll Yeaahhhh❤
I just made a blend with ftgfop tea from darjeeling(1/6), tgbop tea from darjeeling(2/3), and assam black with cardamom (1/6)
It was good
Is that Thomas Joseph from the Everyday food channel?
Lol I wish
Thank you for the info❤️
Thank you
Best informative video I’ve seen. Thank you!
Very informative!
I wonder which temp should I steep my blended tea. If I mix herbal tea that needs to be steeped at boiling point and green tea which needs much lower temp. Any tips?
I start with knowing this is going to take at least an hour.
Then I boil water, let it sit for 30-60 seconds and pour it over and steep in my fresh herbs (rosemary, thyme, basil, sage, & cloves).
After 25-30 minutes I’ll check the water temperature with a temp gun - when it’s close to 170, I add a bag of green tea (unbleached) for 3 1/2 minutes.
Remove the bag and keep steeping the original mixture for another 25-30 minutes or until the water temperature goes below 140 degrees, the temperature that it’s safe to drink.
Buy a temperature gun!
Black Tea: 212°F (100°C) for 3-5 minutes.
Green Tea: 175-180°F (80-82°C) for 1-3 minutes.
Exactly what I was looking for. Thank you ❤🍵🫖
Cheers!
I been wanting to learn how to make my own tea blends i just get confused on how much of each to blend
Rosemarry ,cinnamon and black tea just saying never done it something clicked in my mind and said do it and I said f it why not now i am now Hella relaxed 😌
Cheers!
What about jasmine
Great video, thanks:)
Okay... is a mortar and pestle needed to make tea blends? Is that the "blend" part, or is it just mixing the ingredients together and popping 'em into the tea infuser?
It is more about combining the dried ingredients together in different ratios and letting them steep. A mortar and pestle could be helpful for breaking up leaves that you have dried yourself.
Don't for get your pine needle tea . Yum
wow! Subscribed! :)
Yay! Thank you!
Where do you buy all the ingredients?
Hello, we deal into tea all kind of tea. You can buy from us.
Search online through Google. Once you find a reputable seller that ships to you at an affordable rate, be sure to check for customer reviews or contact them to express your interest and ask questions. They may even offer you a coupon code or new customer discount.
Bruh i came here to know the scientific names for the "black and green tea" i want to make it from wild ingrediants
Camellia sinesis tea plant!
African, Chinese, Latino shops, all have hibiscus. in various weights. cheap.
I enjoyed the content, but that auto focus thing left me dizzy.
Background music very distracting. Hard to hear you
That auto focus is fucking with my eyes
🪄🫖 Yay, thanks so much. L🌓ve making my own teas 🍓🍐🥮🕯