Tea bags or loose leaves? Which do you use.

[deptfordmarmoset]

Start with a decent size cup.
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They're size 10 feet either side of it.

I'd like to make it clear that I was referring to a teapot, not a chamber pot.

 

[classic33]

I'd like to make it clear that I was referring to a teapot, not a chamber pot.

That's why I used a tea cup.

 

[SuperGalactian]

the difference between teabags and loose tealeaves is the tea, not the bag.

Not if you want to compost the remains.

 

[oldandslow]

Start with a decent size cup.
They're size 10 feet either side of it.

Bananas would have been better.

 

[classic33]

Bananas would have been better.

Don't be daft.
How do you drink tea from a banana!

 

[Reynard]

Don't be daft.
How do you drink tea from a banana!

You *can* buy banana-shaped mugs and teapots, you know...

 

[classic33]

You *can* buy banana-shaped mugs and teapots, you know...

Not seen either.

 

[deptfordmarmoset]

Not seen either.

One sugar or two?

 

[classic33]

One sugar or two?

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Two in this one, please.

 

[oldandslow]

 

[mustang1]

I'm up for teabags in a pot.

 

[classic33]

I'm up for teabags in a pot.

Heathen!

 

[simongt]

Usually teabags for convenience, but as I have a strainer for cup / mug use, it usually gets used at brekky time for black tea of various blends.

 

[NorthernSky]

give me convenience or give me death (as DK once said), so it's teabags for me 🍵
i've also ditched the cafetiere and going back to the coffee machine / pods for a while

 

[Deafie]

I recently went back to loose leaf after reading some horror story about microplastics in the brain/balls etc' and I must say how much better a decent cup of loose leaf is compared to a bag.