It’s finally gotten too hot in here to brew my usual afternoon tea. I’ve been subsisting on cold brewed tea but wanted something a bit more punchy today since I’ve managed to bake a rhubarb pie despite it being 85F and over 50% humidity in here. This is how I found out my Libre tea maker makes a decent iced matcha maker. Between the metal screen and the ice cubes I got about an inch of foam and only a few small chunks. It was only cooking matcha but just about any things refreshing served stupid cold.
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Thanks for the tip! Sounds good.
I’ve just noticed they have a matcha maker on their site now which appears to be the same as their infusers except smaller…so I guess it works without the ice cubes. Oh and be sure to knock on the lid before opening it so there’s no puddle of matcha lurking above the screen.
Thanks for the tip! Sounds good.
I’ve just noticed they have a matcha maker on their site now which appears to be the same as their infusers except smaller…so I guess it works without the ice cubes. Oh and be sure to knock on the lid before opening it so there’s no puddle of matcha lurking above the screen.