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  1. Well that's neat! Someone is messing around with inoculating white tea cakes with the same fungus used to make fuzhuan!

    Has anyone heard of this before? @tea

    sciencedirect.com/science/arti

  2. Even more reason to take time to enjoy your #coffee if there is a (low pressure) storm overhead.....

    Various coffee-brew guides suggest an optimal brew temperature of between approx 90-96C - so the fact that this storm caused the boiling temperature of water to dip to 98C would be a positive benefit:

    theguardian.com/world/article/

    #coffeescience #teascience #kitchentopexperiments #coffeephysics

  3. Even more reason to take time to enjoy your #coffee if there is a (low pressure) storm overhead.....

    Various coffee-brew guides suggest an optimal brew temperature of between approx 90-96C - so the fact that this storm caused the boiling temperature of water to dip to 98C would be a positive benefit:

    theguardian.com/world/article/

    #coffeescience #teascience #kitchentopexperiments #coffeephysics

  4. Even more reason to take time to enjoy your #coffee if there is a (low pressure) storm overhead.....

    Various coffee-brew guides suggest an optimal brew temperature of between approx 90-96C - so the fact that this storm caused the boiling temperature of water to dip to 98C would be a positive benefit:

    theguardian.com/world/article/

    #coffeescience #teascience #kitchentopexperiments #coffeephysics

  5. Even more reason to take time to enjoy your #coffee if there is a (low pressure) storm overhead.....

    Various coffee-brew guides suggest an optimal brew temperature of between approx 90-96C - so the fact that this storm caused the boiling temperature of water to dip to 98C would be a positive benefit:

    theguardian.com/world/article/

    #coffeescience #teascience #kitchentopexperiments #coffeephysics

  6. Even more reason to take time to enjoy your #coffee if there is a (low pressure) storm overhead.....

    Various coffee-brew guides suggest an optimal brew temperature of between approx 90-96C - so the fact that this storm caused the boiling temperature of water to dip to 98C would be a positive benefit:

    theguardian.com/world/article/

    #coffeescience #teascience #kitchentopexperiments #coffeephysics

  7. If you have seen any interesting #science in your #tea cup, or particularly #physics in your #coffee cup, do share it with me.

    There's plenty of space here for #coffeephysics #teascience