drinkers! for tea lah
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* triangle bag / * flat common bag
hi all xD good day, i current working on a project about tea packaging, just wondering for all of you who drink teas almost any other day, what are the problems you face during using the tea bags/tea leaves ^^ (sort of a survey)
1. does the different shape of the tea bag trouble you when you carry around ?
(like for me triangular ones are quite annoying, eventhough they're squeezeable xD flat one would be more easier)
2. what about the tag on the bag? do they slip down when its not tie with the cup holder?
(i normally have to tie it round the handle of my cup in order not for it to slip down to the tea to make it thicker. or i just throw it away if i dont wanna have another cup)
3. how many cups of tea would you drink from a tea bag?
(for me, 1cup or 1 and a half, so i usually dont throw the bag away too quickly)
4. what if something like this would be made for the tag, do you think its troublesome? (refer below)
(the big cut is to slot into the edge of the cup, and the smaller cut is to twirl the string so that the bag would not slip down to the tea and thicken it)
*others who uses leaves who've trouble with it please comment too ty ^^
thank you all! if you have any suggestions for me it would be apprieciate (>__<) ! -
1) i don't carry them around... so it doesnt bother me... but the flat one is better...
2)Nope ^^
3)one cup... the second cup will taste like plain water...
4)well it wont be troublesome... it will just be useless...
all answer are imo only ^^ -
are u doing d&t 'o' lvls this year...?
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this topic made me feel like drinkin teh-o leh
ok i go make tea now
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1. No.
2. It does but I let it be, I like my tea thick.
3. 2 cups, though I prefer to use real tea leaves.
4. The tag needs to be thick enough to hold up the weight of the soaked teabag. And have you given thought to the fact that the teabag will swing into the drinker's face as he tips his cup? -
everytime the tag drop into the tea, i see liao also no mood drink. =.=''
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yea i tried that too, it mus be quite thick to hold the bag with some water inside cos its soak.Originally posted by Kuali Baba:1. No.
2. It does but I let it be, I like my tea thick.
3. 2 cups, though I prefer to use real tea leaves.
4. The tag needs to be thick enough to hold up the weight of the soaked teabag. And have you given thought to the fact that the teabag will swing into the drinker's face as he tips his cup?
hmmm i did kena that too, swing towards my noes.. ok thanks for the comment lemme do some research again xD
Maith - no
yihan093 - maybe for mine when its too heavy the whole thing will drop again.. hmmmm ok . -
Dilmah brand tea has so far been the best tea for me...better than Lipton!
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i rmb my dad brought this raffles brand, loved it
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Try 'pu er' or 'tie guan ying'...
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1. no
2. no
3. 1 cup
4. gd design but i dun tink tats necessary -
juz like to comment that excessive drinking of tea.. leds to hair loss. So.. go easy on tea eh.
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I'll just wait until my tea turns dark, then I'll throw away the tea bag ..
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I prefer loose tea leaf. I like making teh si with it. Damn shiok. I'm on my 6th cup now.
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thanks all 0.0
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1) i prefer the flat one.
2) usually i dont have a problem with the tag. maybe cos my mug is shallow.
3) 1 mug.
4) i wouldnt like it if the tea bag swing at me or the tag will poke at my face when drinking. -
1. No, neither do I carry it around
2. I leave the tag alone, anyway it's long enough
3. 3
4. No point to me -
Originally posted by 3nityblood.:
Another company already patented the pyramid style one . So you can't actually use pyramid tea bags .
[b]* triangle bag / * flat common bag
hi all xD good day, i current working on a project about tea packaging, just wondering for all of you who drink teas almost any other day, what are the problems you face during using the tea bags/tea leaves ^^ (sort of a survey)
1. does the different shape of the tea bag trouble you when you carry around ?
(like for me triangular ones are quite annoying, eventhough they're squeezeable xD flat one would be more easier)
2. what about the tag on the bag? do they slip down when its not tie with the cup holder?
(i normally have to tie it round the handle of my cup in order not for it to slip down to the tea to make it thicker. or i just throw it away if i dont wanna have another cup)
3. how many cups of tea would you drink from a tea bag?
(for me, 1cup or 1 and a half, so i usually dont throw the bag away too quickly)
4. what if something like this would be made for the tag, do you think its troublesome? (refer below)
(the big cut is to slot into the edge of the cup, and the smaller cut is to twirl the string so that the bag would not slip down to the tea and thicken it)
*others who uses leaves who've trouble with it please comment too ty ^^
thank you all! if you have any suggestions for me it would be apprieciate (>__<) !
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The tea tag you designed - I think got one company that has it also but different. It actually fits on all cups.