Strange. . . I used same brewing parameters as last time, but I don’t detect the same bitterness. Maybe because its still pretty hot? Sometimes I notice bitter more as tea cools.
Some random comments about the “new” Steepster:
*I can’t put in decimal amounts for teaspoons. My “teaspoon” is one of those perfect cup kind that holds slightly more than your every-day kitchen teaspoon, so I like to say 1.5. . but I can’t. oh well.
*I noticed in the list of tasting note quotes that show up on a tea page, the name displayed below my note is my facebook username, not the one I use for this site (which is my real name). Not that I particularly care, but this may confuse some people who don’t recognize the different names. Anyway, that is all :)
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Good tea. And I agree about the tsp thing being weird.
I avoid things like the tsp issue by not using that feature, LOL.
As for the FB names, I was wondering why some people had different names posted. I never linked my FB to steepster.
but i wanna use the feature!! im too OCD not to and too annoyed that I can’t use it to perfection, :( lol
hahaha
you know im going to start measuring all my tea in grams now, right?
Of course! It’s the only logical solution! ;}
Good tea. And I agree about the tsp thing being weird.
I avoid things like the tsp issue by not using that feature, LOL.
As for the FB names, I was wondering why some people had different names posted. I never linked my FB to steepster.
but i wanna use the feature!! im too OCD not to and too annoyed that I can’t use it to perfection, :( lol
hahaha
you know im going to start measuring all my tea in grams now, right?
Of course! It’s the only logical solution! ;}