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Building telemetry for tea a.k.a. Tealemetry (2018)

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Re: Building telemetry for tea a.k.a. Tealemetry (2018)

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I love this project! As a fellow tea drinker, I suspect the British would be appalled by my day to day tea-making and drinking method. I boil water, pour it over a teabag into a mug, walk away, and hope that by the next time I notice it, it's down to a reasonable drinking temperature, at which point I remove the teabag. I'll grant that if I'm making good loose leaf tea, I'm pretty attentive to recommended brewing tim…

The only thing (most) Brits aren't a fan of is adding milk before water.

We're not that picky about how long you steep for; everyone prefers their tea differently. I know some people who leave the tea bag in!

Re: Building telemetry for tea a.k.a. Tealemetry (2018)

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I love this project! As a fellow tea drinker, I suspect the British would be appalled by my day to day tea-making and drinking method. I boil water, pour it over a teabag into a mug, walk away, and hope that by the next time I notice it, it's down to a reasonable drinking temperature, at which point I remove the teabag. I'll grant that if I'm making good loose leaf tea, I'm pretty attentive to recommended brewing tim…

I'm very glad I stumbled upon this today. Also as a fellow avid tea drinker, I have also applied an absurd amount of home engineering to serve my tea drinking needs. Specifically on the steep time for loose leaf tea.

http://qedlaboratory.com/automatic-tea-steeper-for-perfect-a...

I am by no means a very good blogger and have really just started being a socially active engineer. Hope someone enjoys it!

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