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GeneralBrit RequiredmemberMadGerbil11 Feb '13 - 4:16 
I need a tea expert.
 
I enjoy iced tea, which I suspect is an abomination to most Brits, but I believe there are a few things things that should be true about all tea whether iced or served hot.
 
The tea I buy from our local cafe is cloudy. It used to be very clear (like a jar full of honey) but now it looks as if it was made by placing tea leaves in a blender and atomizing them. I feel as if I should be able to see through a glass container of tea - the world on the other side clearly visible through an amber lense.
 
I may have to go back to making my own tea, which isn't good, because I make it too strong and it stops up my plumbing.
 
Am I wrong about this?
Am I drinking mud?
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