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Oh, please forgive me—perhaps this would be more appropriate in the food and drink section, but I felt this sub was a better fit since so many people here deal with chemotherapy or urinary issues. You won't mind, will you? Am I just being my usual hypochondriac self again?
I recently picked up some parsley seed tea, and the instructions say:
Pour one teaspoon of tea into 2 dl of cold water and let it boil for one minute... — wait... I mean... can't I just pour regular hot water over it? How on earth are you all preparing yours? And what does it even mean to "let it boil" if I'm starting with cold water? It’s such a logical paradox! Honestly, I find these types of tea instructions so frustrating—especially things like oak bark tea that requires a full fifteen minutes of simmering... it's all so unnecessarily complicated...
I recently picked up some parsley seed tea, and the instructions say:
Pour one teaspoon of tea into 2 dl of cold water and let it boil for one minute... — wait... I mean... can't I just pour regular hot water over it? How on earth are you all preparing yours? And what does it even mean to "let it boil" if I'm starting with cold water? It’s such a logical paradox! Honestly, I find these types of tea instructions so frustrating—especially things like oak bark tea that requires a full fifteen minutes of simmering... it's all so unnecessarily complicated...