Many people do not like to wait for the tea to cool down and dilute the drink with cool water.
In this article, we will tell you whether it is worth doing this.
Diluting tea with cold water can affect the taste of the drink.
Typically, tea has a balanced taste with notes of bitterness, sweetness and slight sourness.
Dilution with cold water can change this ratio and upset the balance established by nature.
Too much cold water can make the tea too diluted, leaving it with little to no flavor.
In addition, raw water quite often contains bacteria, which in most cases are harmful to the human body.
The moment raw water gets into the tea; the number of bacteria in it can grow.
If you add cooled boiled water, filtered or bottled from the store, to tea, then from a safety point of view there will be no difference for the body.
To make hot tea cool faster, place a few metal spoons in the cup and wait a few minutes.
During this time, the cutlery will absorb some of the heat from the liquid.
If you don’t want to bother with spoons, then choose a simple and proven method: stir the drink with a spoon, while blowing it at the same time.
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