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Tips for Tea: England, 1941
July 6, 2010 |

I love stuff like this. This is a fun little promotional short created by the Empire Tea Bureau in 1941. Of course, these tea tips are for British-style preparation, but the basic principles presented are definitely applicable across the tea spectrum. Plus, it’s just a fun bit of nostalgia and makes me want a cup of tea. With the colder weather (for July) we’ve had, a hot cup of English-style tea sounds really good right now!
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- James
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Later on the British outdid themselves by developing an ISO standard method of brewing tea:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_3103