Tea, with no milk.

If you are an officianardo I might suggest you get your tea directly from the plantation in a vacuum sealed bag. You will probably get better fresher tea and not the stuff they send to the mass market.

Ditch the dregs.

Drinking tea without milk or sugar is the only way to savour the taste of good tea and there is a huge choice out there.

Very informative.

Char very much.

Those old plantation owners have kids who went to University to study I.T.  They are smart and have set up websites to sell their tea packed in vacuum sealed bags directly to people all over the world in the post. You won't get cutting room floor dregs. I was given a speciality tea box with 9 or so different tea's from Sri Lanka, India and China from Fortnum and Mason's. Not a spec of dust. The tea was clean and pure. I used spring water too not chalk water that we get from the tap in the Sooth.

Back in the day the dust/sweepings were kept for the local poor folk, then someone invented teabags. Cheap ones contain lots of dust, which is why the tea colours up so quickly.

I'm not a connoisseur, I'd just like to find some way of drinking my Twinings EG with the sweepings filtered out.  If I was having milk with it I wouldn't know and it wouldn't matter. It doesn't look nice that's all. Would be nice to drink it out of a glass cup and see clear liquid.

Shake em in a food strainer with an appropriate sized mesh.

aye, better tea is way forward

you can line your tea strainer with some kitchen roll, if you are not in a hurry
or use some coffee filter paper

get a new butler,disgraceful ,I,d lend you jeeves for the day, for a small fee,

Try using a teapot instead of brewing in a mug.

Dont look in the bottom of the mug.

lots of good advice here
don't over-brew tea. give it 4-5 minutes absolute max

Jan 16, 2020 -- 6:10PM, Deptford wrote:

Dont look in the bottom of the mug.

Lol! yeah, I know. Thinking of buying some small linen handkerchiefs.

Tea lubricates the brain - FACT