When is the best time to have black tea for breakfast? Top Ten points for attention in drinking Breakfast Black Tea

Sometimes all you need is a big cup of breakfast tea in the morning. It's warm and delicious, and it's a great way to start your day over. It is clearer than coffee and makes you feel better than that can of Diet Coke. There is no right or wrong to drink tea, but through Golden Moon Tea, here are the Ten Commandments for breakfast tea:

Note 1: you should use bulk tea-the tea bag cannot be cut. My tea tastes light and tasteless.

Note 2: you need to warm the teapot-the cold teapot will absorb the heat from the water, leaving a pot of tepid tea.

Note 3: the time to make tea should be in accordance with the suggested time-too little time, the tea will become weak. Drink too much and it will be too astringent.

Note 4: use boiling water-if the temperature of the water is lower than boiling water, the taste of tea will be very light.

Note 5: rinse the tea-rinsing the tea helps to "wake up" the tea, so make sure you have a good cup of tea.

Note 6: you should use 2% milk-tea purists will laugh at this, but my morning tea can't be without milk. Just my morning tea. Skim milk is too thin, and whole milk overshadows the taste. 2% is perfect.

Note 7: you should use honey-again, purists will disagree. It's purely a matter of taste. Honey provides a rich taste that cannot be replaced by sugar.

Note 8: you should first pour the milk into the teacup-this has been debated among tea lovers for many years. I like to pour milk first, because I use the same cup every day and know how much to pour. It also gives me something to do when I make tea.

Note 9: drink tea with porcelain cups-the surface of porcelain cups is smooth and the taste of tea is pure. My teacup is probably my most cherished property.

Note 10: drink tea before brushing your teeth-even if I wait 30 minutes to drink tea (which is almost impossible), I can still taste the mint taste of toothpaste. An important tip to remember is to brush your teeth after drinking tea. After all, you haven't brushed your teeth yet.

As I said before, there is no right or wrong way to drink tea, but this is definitely an interesting perspective on how to drink breakfast tea. If you are not a person who likes loose-leaf black tea, maybe you can give it a try, or even add honey or porcelain teacups to the tea. Anyway, there should be tea.