Oolong is often a "happy medium"

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In Reply to: RE: National Hot Tea Day posted by G Squared on January 13, 2025 at 07:45:08:

My dad likes to order jasmine (flower petals soaked in a green) tea, which you can just catch a glimpse of, in the photo above. Because dinner entrees are served with white rice, the slightly lighter-than-median jasmine is better there. But jasmine doesn't cut through dim sum, as effectively as darker teas.

Elderly people like to order darker and bitter teas, in order to help digest dim sum. So you can compromise, by getting the "happy medium," which is oolong tea.

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Topic - National Hot Tea Day - Luminator 15:14:43 01/11/25 (3)

RE: National Hot Tea Day - G Squared 07:45:08 01/13/25 (2)

Oolong is often a "happy medium" - Luminator 21:06:55 01/13/25 (1)

RE: Oolong is often a "happy medium" - G Squared 12:11:33 01/15/25 (0)

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Oolong is often a "happy medium" - Luminator 21:06:55 01/13/25 (1)

RE: Oolong is often a "happy medium" - G Squared 12:11:33 01/15/25 (0)

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