It scalds the tea leaves and extracts compounds that make the tea bitter or destroys some of the more delicate flavours. The exact temperature depends on the tea. When I was buying Dragon Well tea (Longjing) in China they explained it very well, but even went so far as to say that many of the health benefits of tea (especially Dragon Well, but others as well) were reduced by using water that is too hot.
Personally I've found tea and coffee taste better when brewed with water that is under 90°C.
More than 250 Canadian citizens and residents have signed a petition calling for Elon Musk to be stripped of his Canadian citizenship.
It was 250 thousand. But I'm pretty sure it got even higher than that.
Destruction Of Government Enterprise
Cancelling contracts already in progress. The epitome of "efficiency".
What happened to her left side?
Now let's talk about the Kentucky bluegrass lawns the leaves fall on...
Just make sure to use water that isn't boiling. Around 80°C is best. And don't steep for more than a couple minutes with Jasmine.
The Kite Runner is a great book that describes this but in Afghanistan.
Or Deadpool as Ryan Reynolds. Either way.
Yeah, I'm thinking sedition is the winner.
Bah, I was there. .jif was barely used and came 5 years after. They should have used a different name!
I find it funny how certain wordings will trigger the AI and others won't. It also gets it right for a bunch of numbers (which I checked after seeing this error).
I have so many questions...