Plastic tea bags
Plastic tea bags
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I decided to have a green tea because it's healthier than soda. It's healthier, right?
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Isn't it cheaper to buy loose tea and use a tea ball? Does that avoid this entire problem?
15 0 ReplyI bought a giant bag of lapsang souchon and usually just use my french press. I also bought like a hundred empty paper tea pouches that have alson been good for making spiced apple juice
7 0 ReplySo there is another one who brew in a french press!
3 0 ReplyHello friend, nice to meet you!
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My supplier also ships the looseleaf in bags that are supposedly back yard compostable. Lots of options for loose leaf, better tea maybe, too.
5 0 ReplyIn general, yes. Also it would be better for the environment, even if you want to avoid washing the ball up and use tea filters
4 0 ReplyWhat’s a tea ball
1 0 ReplyThere are many designs: https://duckduckgo.com/?q=tea+ball&iax=shopping&ia=shopping
2 0 ReplyOh, basically a steeper. Thanks.
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