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<item><title>Five-Minute Tea Mindfulness: A Plain Practice</title><link>https://laughingbuddhasudbury.com/five-minute-tea-mindfulness/</link><guid>https://laughingbuddhasudbury.com/five-minute-tea-mindfulness/</guid><description>A five-minute tea mindfulness practice is simply structured attention.</description></item>
<item><title>Gongfu vs Western Tea Brewing: Ratios and Rhythm</title><link>https://laughingbuddhasudbury.com/gongfu-vs-western-tea-brewing/</link><guid>https://laughingbuddhasudbury.com/gongfu-vs-western-tea-brewing/</guid><description>Western-style brewing usually uses less leaf in a larger vessel for one longer infusion: start around 2.5–3 grams per 250 millilitres for two to five.</description></item>
<item><title>How to Store Loose-Leaf Tea Without Losing Aroma</title><link>https://laughingbuddhasudbury.com/how-to-store-loose-leaf-tea/</link><guid>https://laughingbuddhasudbury.com/how-to-store-loose-leaf-tea/</guid><description>Store loose-leaf tea in a clean, food-safe, airtight, opaque container in a cool, dry, dark place away from spices, coffee, cleaning products, steam, and.</description></item>
<item><title>Tea Brewing Temperatures: A Taste-First Guide</title><link>https://laughingbuddhasudbury.com/tea-brewing-temperatures/</link><guid>https://laughingbuddhasudbury.com/tea-brewing-temperatures/</guid><description>Use the tea maker&#39;s directions first, then adjust by taste.</description></item>
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