Sentence examples for longer tea from inspiring English sources

Tea is no longer tea when you add milk and sugar (sorry, England).

And now that I was no longer ruining tea with sugar, I could begin to take an interest in different sorts of tea.

Behold: the chef is no longer cooking your tea.

Brewing tea longer increases the level of antioxidants called flavonoids, also found in fruit and vegetables, which may help in the fight against heart disease and cancer by neutralising harmful chemicals in the blood.

Do not steep oolong tea longer than recommended according to its package.

It takes longer to brew tea this way, though; plan to let it steep for 8 hours or overnight.

The longer the green tea is left in, the stronger the taste, so you might like to experiment as to which taste works best for you.

Pu Erhs, I learned, are also the only aged teas -- that is, they are oxidized much longer than other teas.

Tea steeped longer or in hotter water was bitter; tea in colder water was "flat".

No longer can the Tea-baggers and Mitch McConnells have it both ways -- being faux populists when seeking blue collar votes and Beltway insiders when seeking bankers' donations.

We no longer talk about knitted tea cosies and landladies with Nora Batty stockings.