Re: Continuous brewing question/Sun tea

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----- Original Message ---- Said " I don't see any tails...etc.

I made sure I " de-tailed " that one before I launched it, but that's no

guarantee. Also they often appear a lot lower than most people would scroll to,

w a y below the final sig.

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Um... what do you mean by " tails " ? The stuff at the bottom, or

are you seeing something else? I kept the stuff added by , is that

what you're talking about? (see the portion below your message)

Virginia.

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Nn. England.

Re: Continuous brewing question/Sun tea

Kane wrote:

> Is there NOBODY out there can got shot of these darned tails??? There was

absolutely NOTHING below my sig when I pressed " Send "

>

> It doesn't happen with Google mail and it doesn't happen with except

with this group, so far as I've learned.

>

> :-((((((

>

>

>

> Nn. England.

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[Guest guest]

Um... what do you mean by " tails " ? The stuff at the bottom, or

are you seeing something else? I kept the stuff added by , is that

what you're talking about? (see the portion below your message)

Virginia.

No, adds a lot of stuff in transit, this is yards and yard of pure

" Gibber " i.e. it's not even Gibber(ish).

I mean pure unadulterated GIBBER, see sample below:-

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Nn. England.

Re: Continuous brewing question/Sun tea

Kane wrote:

> Is there NOBODY out there can got shot of these darned tails??? There was

absolutely NOTHING below my sig when I pressed " Send "

>

> It doesn't happen with Google mail and it doesn't happen with except

with this group, so far as I've learned.

>

> :-((((((

>

>

>

> Nn. England.

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[Guest guest]

Here in Texas as sun tea jar is usually a gallon jug of some sort

(some are manufactured with a plastic spigot} you fill with water,

drop in your desired amount of tea or tea bags, set all in the sun

until of the desired strength, pour in a glass, add ice and whatever

sweeteners and lemon if you wish. Sit down take a long cool drink and

say aaaahhhhhh!

K

but still not a clue as to what a " Sun Tea " jar is?

> ? ???? ??

>

> Nn. England.

[Guest guest]

Here in Texas as sun tea jar is usually a gallon jug of some sort

(some are manufactured with a plastic spigot} you fill with water,

drop in your desired amount of tea or tea bags, set all in the sun

until of the desired strength, pour in a glass, add ice and whatever

sweeteners and lemon if you wish. Sit down take a long cool drink and

say aaaahhhhhh!

K

but still not a clue as to what a " Sun Tea " jar is?

> ? ???? ??

>

> Nn. England.

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Beth said...

I think it's kinda funny that you have all those tails. Yes, it's

annoying, but humorous too, in its own way. Your struggle is what I

get a chuckle over, mostly. Sorry to be laughing at your expense, but

you are welcome to return the favor any time you wish.

>>>Chortle away flower, I just got the idea it was annoying people and couldn't

get shot of them. I'm sure there are folk come to our shop for the entertainment

value.

How to brew: fill a jar/vessel with water. Add tea bags (more than

you would use for hot tea) stick in the sun. (That might be where you

Brits may run into a snag).

>>>Yea verily, I think I said in No.1 post if I start now I might just have some

ready for August bank holiday (or words to that effect)

Wait till it looks like tea (a couple of

hours). Serve over ice. Lemon/sugar/ mint sprigs optional.

>>>HOURS, you say? Huhh. Just 4 laffs I'll try it once and time it.

So you can brew and serve your tea poolside, and not have to go inside for a

pitcher. Couple of drawbacks or so there. 1. Ain't got no pool. 2. Size of

garden notwithstanding it would be as much use as a skating rink as a pool

With you the rest of the way, but can't see how to " funnify " it much.

Nn. England.

tea

I can post pictures if you want to see my set up.

I hope I can put this in without affecting your sensibilities...

Mexican for " Big bum in a field " ... " Much arse, grassy arse. "

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Beth said...

I think it's kinda funny that you have all those tails. Yes, it's

annoying, but humorous too, in its own way. Your struggle is what I

get a chuckle over, mostly. Sorry to be laughing at your expense, but

you are welcome to return the favor any time you wish.

>>>Chortle away flower, I just got the idea it was annoying people and couldn't

get shot of them. I'm sure there are folk come to our shop for the entertainment

value.

How to brew: fill a jar/vessel with water. Add tea bags (more than

you would use for hot tea) stick in the sun. (That might be where you

Brits may run into a snag).

>>>Yea verily, I think I said in No.1 post if I start now I might just have some

ready for August bank holiday (or words to that effect)

Wait till it looks like tea (a couple of

hours). Serve over ice. Lemon/sugar/ mint sprigs optional.

>>>HOURS, you say? Huhh. Just 4 laffs I'll try it once and time it.

So you can brew and serve your tea poolside, and not have to go inside for a

pitcher. Couple of drawbacks or so there. 1. Ain't got no pool. 2. Size of

garden notwithstanding it would be as much use as a skating rink as a pool

With you the rest of the way, but can't see how to " funnify " it much.

Nn. England.

tea

I can post pictures if you want to see my set up.

I hope I can put this in without affecting your sensibilities...

Mexican for " Big bum in a field " ... " Much arse, grassy arse. "

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In message <1515798962.20070630123143@...> you wrote:

> , you don't even need the sun to do a proper job. Just steep your

tea in water and leave it set. Takes a bit longer without the sun, but it

still works.

>

>

Hi Zoe,

I deleted it now, but it was YOU who sported a whopping cybertail this time.

Seems, our friend is not the only one affected by this ...... weird

wonder.

Never mind, enjoy your Kombucha!

Margret:-)

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In message <1515798962.20070630123143@...> you wrote:

> , you don't even need the sun to do a proper job. Just steep your

tea in water and leave it set. Takes a bit longer without the sun, but it

still works.

>

>

Hi Zoe,

I deleted it now, but it was YOU who sported a whopping cybertail this time.

Seems, our friend is not the only one affected by this ...... weird

wonder.

Never mind, enjoy your Kombucha!

Margret:-)

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[Guest guest]

Beth, are you brewing it the continuous way or the other way? I was

thinking I'd use it for either.

Bev, when you used it for continuous did you do ok with it (the sun

tea jar)?

jan

>

>

>

> I can post pictures if you want to see my set up. I have been

brewing

> in a Sun Tea Jar for over a year now. I don't use the lid, just

> rubber band a hanky over the rim. The lid of the jar is handy for

sun

> tea too, it has a built in carrying handle, and a little flap that

> opens over a small hole opening, so you can pour it out without

> having to unscrew the whole lid and pour from the larger opening.

> Clear as mud?

>

> I really like my brewing method, as I can bottle right from a

spigot

> and not have to use a ladle or something else. It works well for

me.

> The Jars are pretty easy to find for around $5 in Hardware stores,

> grocery stores (in the summer, usually), big box stores like

walmart

> (which I refuse to frequent), or my favorite: Thrift stores and

> garage sales!!!

>

> Hope that helps. Meanwhile, I say, if you got a tail; wag it!

>

> Blessings,

> Beth

>

[Guest guest]

Beth, are you brewing it the continuous way or the other way? I was

thinking I'd use it for either.

Bev, when you used it for continuous did you do ok with it (the sun

tea jar)?

jan

>

>

>

> I can post pictures if you want to see my set up. I have been

brewing

> in a Sun Tea Jar for over a year now. I don't use the lid, just

> rubber band a hanky over the rim. The lid of the jar is handy for

sun

> tea too, it has a built in carrying handle, and a little flap that

> opens over a small hole opening, so you can pour it out without

> having to unscrew the whole lid and pour from the larger opening.

> Clear as mud?

>

> I really like my brewing method, as I can bottle right from a

spigot

> and not have to use a ladle or something else. It works well for

me.

> The Jars are pretty easy to find for around $5 in Hardware stores,

> grocery stores (in the summer, usually), big box stores like

walmart

> (which I refuse to frequent), or my favorite: Thrift stores and

> garage sales!!!

>

> Hope that helps. Meanwhile, I say, if you got a tail; wag it!

>

> Blessings,

> Beth

>

[Guest guest]

Beth, are you brewing it the continuous way or the other way? I was

thinking I'd use it for either.

I am using it for the brew it, bottle it, drink it... repeat cycle.

The non-continuous way. The other way just seems too complicated

somehow. I think you'd need a bigger jar for the continuous brew to

really work, but I could be wrong. I just found 3 more jars at the

GoodWill Store yesterday for 2 bucks apiece. Gotta love it!

[Guest guest]

Beth, are you brewing it the continuous way or the other way? I was

thinking I'd use it for either.

I am using it for the brew it, bottle it, drink it... repeat cycle.

The non-continuous way. The other way just seems too complicated

somehow. I think you'd need a bigger jar for the continuous brew to

really work, but I could be wrong. I just found 3 more jars at the

GoodWill Store yesterday for 2 bucks apiece. Gotta love it!

[Guest guest]

Hi

Same here. It looks like the Continuous Method is somehow more complicated: How

much sweet tea should one add? Shouldn't it be in proportion to or the exact

quantity what was drawn? What is the cut-off point for continuous

fermentation. 2.5 Gallons? 5 ? more?How consistent is the taste? It seems one

must keep track of how much KT you add in order to add the right proportion of

sweet tea, lest the brew move to a different state; is that correct?

Let us know

Frantz

Beth Karow <beth@...> wrote:

Beth, are you brewing it the continuous way or the other way? I was

thinking I'd use it for either.

I am using it for the brew it, bottle it, drink it... repeat cycle.

The non-continuous way. The other way just seems too complicated

somehow. I think you'd need a bigger jar for the continuous brew to

really work, but I could be wrong. I just found 3 more jars at the

GoodWill Store yesterday for 2 bucks apiece. Gotta love it!

[Guest guest]

Hi

Same here. It looks like the Continuous Method is somehow more complicated: How

much sweet tea should one add? Shouldn't it be in proportion to or the exact

quantity what was drawn? What is the cut-off point for continuous

fermentation. 2.5 Gallons? 5 ? more?How consistent is the taste? It seems one

must keep track of how much KT you add in order to add the right proportion of

sweet tea, lest the brew move to a different state; is that correct?

Let us know

Frantz

Beth Karow <beth@...> wrote:

Beth, are you brewing it the continuous way or the other way? I was

thinking I'd use it for either.

I am using it for the brew it, bottle it, drink it... repeat cycle.

The non-continuous way. The other way just seems too complicated

somehow. I think you'd need a bigger jar for the continuous brew to

really work, but I could be wrong. I just found 3 more jars at the

GoodWill Store yesterday for 2 bucks apiece. Gotta love it!