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Should you add milk before tea or milk?
This is a classic debate with no right or wrong answer! It comes down to personal preference and what you find tastes best.
Here's a breakdown of the arguments for each side:
Milk First:
* Traditional Method: In many cultures, especially in the UK, adding milk first is considered the traditional way.
* Less Clumpy: Some argue that adding milk first helps to prevent the tea from becoming cloudy or clumpy.
* Smoother Texture: Adding milk first can create a smoother, creamier texture.
Tea First:
* Hotter Tea: Adding milk after the tea allows the tea to steep at its hottest temperature, potentially resulting in a stronger flavor.
* Better Color: Some believe that adding milk after the tea allows for a better presentation of the tea's natural color.
* More Control: You have more control over the milk-to-tea ratio when adding milk last.
Ultimately, the best way to add milk to your tea is the way that you enjoy it most!
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