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Gunpowder tea (Chinese: 珠茶; pinyin: zhū chá; lit. 'pearl
tea';
pronounced [ʈʂú ʈʂʰǎ]) is a form of
tea in
which each leaf has been
individually rolled...
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Pearl tea may
refer to:
Bubble tea,
tea, milk, and
chewy tapioca balls Gunpowder tea (zhū chá or "pearl
tea"), a form of
green Chinese tea This disambiguation...
- Boys
Gunpowder, Queensland,
Australia Gunpowder River, Maryland, U.S.
Gunpowder Town, an
abandoned town, now Joppatowne, Maryland, U.S.
Gunpowder tea, a...
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traditional tea
beverage originating in Kashmir. It is made with
gunpowder tea (green
tea leaves rolled into
small balls), milk and
baking soda. It has become...
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Tea culture is how
tea is made and consumed, how
people interact with
tea, and the
aesthetics surrounding tea drinking.
Tea plays an
important role in...
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Green tea deteriorates more rapidly,
usually in less than a year.
Tightly rolled gunpowder tea leaves keep
longer than the more open-leafed Chun Mee
tea. Storage...
- mint tea and
Algerian mint tea, is a
North African preparation of
gunpowder green tea with
spearmint leaves and sugar. It is
traditional to the Greater...
- list of
Chinese teas.
Chinese tea is a
beverage made from the
leaves of
tea plants (Camellia sinensis) and –
depending on the type of
tea –
typically 60–100 °C...
- "Pearl
tea", also
called Gunpowder tea, is a form of
tea which is tumble-dried so that each leaf is
rolled into a
small pellet that
resembles gunpowder. Huangshan...
- in
Chinese tea processing.
Tea leaves may be left to dry as
separate leaves or they may be
rolled into
small pellets to make
gunpowder tea. This process...
