Chris Yates on how to make the perfect bankside cup of tea -- YouTube Strikes Again

[Ed_D]

This may be interesting for some. I remember AlanB posted that tea is the adulteration of good water, but I grew up with hot tea as a kid. I don't think I am connoisseur enough to go to this. I would be happy with the thermos or a quick cup of coffee from the local market. Still, freshly brewed tea might be the thing for some anglers on the stream.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bdPFdfLEjng


Regards,
Ed

[gordo7]

Gave away my aluminum Kelly Kettle (3 generations in the family-now 4)
to justify acquiring a new stainless steel kettle with the new bells and whistles. Sometimes make tea, but pressed coffee is my personal pleasure. Fast, fuel frugal, and traditional with we Irish.

[cannonx4]

That sucker boils water fast.

[Uncle Jesse]

Basically a small portable low pressure boiler. Similar design to industrial boilers where the fire is pulled down tubes surrounded by water. Good design, has worked for years.

[Marco]

I'd LOVE a hot tea streamside with my cold sandwich BUT it's a bit bulky for some hikes to my remote fishin spots. Very cool, and I thought I had seen everything. On the other hand, I'd buy one just because.......

Mark