I want to re-create my favorite treat, Godiva chocolate chai. Closer examination of the ingredients reveals it's Godiva milk chocolate cocoa next to instant black tea and spices. Now I just have need of the instant black tea! I don't want to do a big chemistry experiment boiling black tea down to its essence and drying and powdering it, but wonder if I can finely grind black tea leaves? Matcha tea is green tea leaves finely ground, and I like that. Thanks!
Answer:
Heres the easiest practical path..for one cup boil water ,pour it surrounded by the cup,take two tea-bags and put them within the cup,reheat in the microwave for 30 second and you have the best flavour of black tea,might not seem to be too great an idea to you but theres no wound in trying end in its very flowing.You have nil to lose except 2 tea bags!
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No, it won't work the same, of late brew real tea (not tea bags) near the other ingredients listed on the box.
Do you have the spice near you? Anyway, like the other answer, it won't work matching. I suggest you buy some flavored tea rather making it yourself.
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Answer:
Heres the easiest practical path..for one cup boil water ,pour it surrounded by the cup,take two tea-bags and put them within the cup,reheat in the microwave for 30 second and you have the best flavour of black tea,might not seem to be too great an idea to you but theres no wound in trying end in its very flowing.You have nil to lose except 2 tea bags!
Happy New Year!
No, it won't work the same, of late brew real tea (not tea bags) near the other ingredients listed on the box.
Do you have the spice near you? Anyway, like the other answer, it won't work matching. I suggest you buy some flavored tea rather making it yourself.
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