The golden rules for making good tea have not changed much over the centuries – quality tea, clean implements, pure water at the right temperature and the right amount of steeping. But, with the advent of modern kettles, infusers and tea makers, it takes a lot less effort today to enjoy a well-made brew. Sit back for 10 minutes (with your favorite cuppa of course), and enjoy this classic 1941 film, produced by the Empire Tea Bureau. We’re sure it will bring a smile or two to your face…
Film Courtesy of The British Film Institute
And, if you like your tea with a little less effort, then you just might want to check out The Real-Tea Tea Maker, with the ability to brew loose or bagged tea, and variable steeping times that makes tea as easy as 1 – 2 – 3!
Take the guessing game out of the equation with Nesco’s Real-Tea Tea Maker
DID YOU KNOW? In the latter part of the 1800s, electric kettles were introduced as an alternative to stove top kettles.
“The Golden Rules of Making Tea” was presented by
