Not to me itās not. Mo-ji-to.
Ma-jor-ca.
Deconstruct that ā¦you flexible fuck. 
Mallorca
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And you can get to fuck too.
Thank you, Iāll go and drown myself in the bathroom sinkā¦
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Fuuuuuuuuuck !
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Silly rabbit 
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Ah. Gotcha now 
Nothing to see hereā¦move along nowā¦
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Good tea is one of lifes great pleasures. PG Tips are an abomination.
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so why do you need to wash the puāer and what do you do, just pour on hot water and pour away or something elseā¦ and how much puāer per serving (cup)ā¦ and must you have those tiny cups and small teapot?
Yeah, just rinse it. Iāve been told and read different things about it.
All the teapots seem quite small. I bought a yixing teapot as supposed to be good for the flavour but they do come in various sizes. I imagine you can use anything you want though really. I just try whatever amount seems ok and judge each brick/cake individually.
Here is a guide (for brewing hipsters only):
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Necro thread, why not?
I bought a couple of these, arrived a few days ago from China. They are fantastic - they make loose leaf tea for one as easy as teabags.
I have a couple of one cup tea pots with similar fitted, saw them in a cafe and thought why not.
Chap i work with has a posher version of this
Nearly jacked my job in when i saw it on his draining board.
I had one of these at work for a couple of days. It is wank 
Nice, I have a cup which came with a glass one that I managed to smash the other day. One of these metal ones will work well. Out of stock on that link but sure to find another, thanks.
Been there, got the appropriately vintage t-shirt. And the winner isā¦ 
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Must use bone china of course. 
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just bought some Earl Grey from here
https://www.postcardteas.com/site/product/gianfrancos-earl-grey/
was given a sample by a restaurateur friend of mine a few weeks ago, and it was the most amazing Earl Grey ive tasted.
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