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Input: How long should you leave your teabag in? 25 seconds EXACTLY: Expert arrives at formula for perfect cuppa after drinking 400 brews in 48 hours. 1 Professional food and drink taster believes 25 seconds is perfect brew time. 2 Martin Isark, 59, drank 400 cups of tea in 48 hours to come to the conclusion. Tea brewing time has long been a hot topic, and in 2011 a team of academics devised a mathematical formula claiming to prove the perfect cuppa is best drunk exactly six minutes after being made. The optimum brew time, they found, was two minutes. The effect can be subtle for a slightly aged look or deep and dark for a truly ancient looking document, all depending on how long you soak the paper and how many teabags you use. Steep two or three tea bags in a cup of hot water for five to 10 minutes. Use inexpensive tea bags as long as the bag is sturdy and not easily torn. Remove the tea bags from the water and allow them to cool completely before handling them. Brush the front and back of the paper evenly with a tea bag. Place the paper on a flat surface covered with newspapers. Allow the paper to dry thoroughly and inspect it for any imperfections. If the paper is too light, brush it again until you ... Steep your tea bag in hot water for at least three minutes to allow the tea to release its full potential. Before you put the tea bag in the cup, give it a gentle shake. This will loosen any compacted tea, allowing the water to flow freely through the tea leaves. Once the tea bag is in the water, there's no need to move it around. Tea bags should be left in your hot water for three to five minutes. If you like a stronger cup of tea, soak two tea bags at the same time, or soak one after the other for three to five minutes each. Using pyramid tea bags can provide a stronger flavor as well, as they offer a better circulation of water around the tea. How long should you leave your teabag in? 25 seconds EXACTLY: Expert arrives at formula for perfect cuppa after drinking 400 brews in 48 hours. Professional food and drink taster believes 25 seconds is perfect brew time; Martin Isark, 59, drank 400 cups of tea in 48 hours to come to the conclusion 'Any less, and there's not enough flavour, any longer, and there's too much tannin, giving your tea a horrible stewed taste,' said Mr Isark, who tested bags from Tetley, Typhoo, PG Tips, Twinings and Yorkshire which together account for 81 per cent of the British tea market. Bottom Line. Tea bags should be left in your hot water for three to five minutes. If you like a stronger cup of tea, soak two tea bags at the same time, or soak one after the other for three to five minutes each. Using pyramid tea bags can provide a stronger flavor as well, as they offer a better circulation of water around the tea. It's a debate that's been brewing almost as long as there's been tea: just how long should you leave the bag to stew? Now at last one expert has what he says is the definitive answer and it is a result that goes against everything the manufacturers say. How long should you leave your teabag in? 25 seconds EXACTLY: Expert arrives at formula for perfect cuppa after drinking 400 brews in 48 hours Professional food and drink taster believes 25 seconds is perfect brew time Query: how long do you soak a tea bag
Output:
Soak a tea bag for five to 10 minutes.