Correct me if I got anything wrong, TA!
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I'm ngl I have tea semi regularly, and I put the teabag in with the water to the microwave. The method works, I don't see the problem.
Firstly, does the water not go all weird and frothy? Secondly, burn the heretic!
I don't think I've ever had this issue. Here's the full method.
Put teabag and spoonful of sugar into mug, pour maybe 2cm of water into mug. Nuke for about a minute. Let sit for a bit. Agitate the teabag a bit to get more of the delicious leaf juice out. Chuck out the tea bag. Pour in milk. Nuke for 20 secs. Done.
I think I'm going to be sick.
Seriously though, that sounds like a very different method to just pouring boiling water on the bag and then adding milk and sugar. Have you done both and compared?
I have not, I'll give this method a try when I get a chance.
Did you enjoy your new cup of tea?
It's been 3 weeks, haha, but yeah I got around to giving it a try. The verdict is... It's basically the same. I will be continuing to do it the way that I did before since it's easier, but I have enjoyed this experience of having my horizons broadened :D
I am a bit surprised, but I suppose for science I should really try following your method and seeing how it compares. I'll report back if I survive the ordeal.