CAYKUR Demlik Suzen Authentic Turkish Black Tea Bags ( 1box / 25teabags )

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Tea gardens ("chai bahchesi" in Turkish) on the other hand are both for men and women. There are tea gardens in large parks, in restaurants, in touristic areas, in sleeping districts.

All About Turkish Tea: Types, How to Drink It and Health Benefits All About Turkish Tea: Types, How to Drink It and Health Benefits

The leaves are brewed for 10-15 minutes. Time counting starts after the water started boiling in the bottom pot. I love the post. I just bought the tea maker and the glases yesterday. I wonder how long can the tea stay in a pot ? And does it get stronger by reheating it or just staying in a pot for a few hours ?Tea from tea bags is not Turkish tea. Rarely you will be served tea from a tea bag. Even if you do get the bags, they will be brewed in the two pots. Only then will your tea be poured into your glass. Can you imagine a classic Turkish breakfast including menemen, cheese, olives, jams, butter and honey without a large tea pot on the side? It would be incomplete without tea. A few sugar cubes are put near the glass at coffee houses, cafes or tea gardens while sugar is served in a separate bowl at houses. There are certainly people who love their tea without sugar like all my family members. Some prefer their tea strong (with more tea from the small pot and less water) some love it lighter (with less tea and more water). And those who love it light mostly ask for tiny lemon wedges on the side of their tea. More Turkish Recipes To Serve With It

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This delightful herbal tea is made with real apple pieces, delivering a refreshing and unique flavor. These bright, colorful tea leaves resemble the rainbow sprinkles we often see on desserts. A fruit tea, oralet is available in flavors such as orange, apple, lemon, and cherry.Tea is served by pouring some of the strong freshly brewed tea from the top pot. Usually 1/3 of the glass is filled with the strong tea. Boiled water from the bottom pot is used to fill up the glass. You'll burn the tea if you boil it directly in the water" my Turkish husband believes. Despite my objections to how absurd the idea sounds, locals do follow the rule. Never boil the tea directly in the water. Some people hate it when they see tea leaves floating in their tea, so they use a small sieve when pouring tea into their glass, but I don't think it's necessary when the tea is finely brewed. Tea leaves stay at the bottom of the tea pot or go to the bottom of the glass then.