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How Long To Steep Green Tea?

That’s an excellent question that I have written a post for. Want to learn How Long To Steep Green Tea? Keep reading this post for more info.

Green tea has been used as an herbal remedy for centuries. Please find out how to prepare it properly by reading How Long To Steep Green Tea!

Steeping leaves in hot water makes green tea. The process takes 5 minutes and 1 hour, depending on the tea type and the brew’s strength. And if you want to learn how long to steep other teas, then check out my brew chart here.

This chart helps you know what teas steep for how long, so if your new to steeping tea and you just aren’t sure if you might steep it for too long then my brew chart is what you need to read before you steep your next cup of tea.

Now if you want to learn about How Long To Steep Green Tea, Then keep reading this post to find out. And at the end of this post i have a few links for you to check out as well.

How Long To Steep Green Tea?

1. Choose the Right Teaspoon.

There are two main ways to measure green tea: volume (tea bags) and weight (tea leaves). If you use tea bags, make sure you buy them with a measuring spoon included. It would help if you also used a teapot that holds at least 6 cups of liquid. Check out this teapot I use in my home.


2. Add Water.

Once you’ve measured the Water, add it to the pot. Let the water boil, then turn off the heat and let the water cool down. This will help extract more flavor from the green tea. You can use either filtered water or tap water. I use filtered because it makes my teas taste better.

3. Strain.

After the Water comes to a boil, remove the lid and allow the tea to steep for five minutes.

Then strain the leaves into another container using a strainer or cheesecloth. You can also use a paper towel to squeeze out excess liquid.

This is an option for you. Let it sit for a few minutes, which will help your tea steep and have a more robust flavor if that is something you like. If not, you can put the green tea in longer for a stronger flavor.

4. Drink up and enjoy!

Green tea contains antioxidants called polyphenols, which help protect against cancer and other diseases.

In addition, green tea helps lower cholesterol levels and fight inflammation. If you want to read about the benefits of Green Tea, check out the links below.

Conclusion.

Green Tea is super easy to make, and we now know how to make it right,

Step One. Choose your teaspoon, loose or bagged, and Boil your Water; again, you can use tap or filter water for your tea.

Step Two. Add the hot water to your cup for your green tea. Let it sit for a few minutes, but If you want it stronger flavor-wise, let it rest longer.

Step Three. Strain your tea with cheesecloth or with a strainer basket.

Step Four. Enjoy your perfectly Steeped Green Tea.

Related Articles.

Best Japanese Green teas.

Cold Brew Green Tea.

More Links to Check Out.

5 Health Benefits of Drinking Green Tea.

Environmental Benefits of A Vegan Diet.

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