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    HOW TO MAKE THE PERFECT CUPPA

    Oct 01, 2020 2 minutes
    Interviewed by Dr Helen Pilcher.

    MAKE IT IN A MUG…

    … or a tea cup. Avoid disposable Styrofoam cups. They’re the worst. Styrofoam is porous so it will absorb some of the flavour compounds and affect the taste. If you’re on the go, opt for reusable cups made from inert materials like ceramic or glass. Plastics can absorb flavours

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