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Cloudy Tea -- more evidence! Favorite

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65 views • Uploaded June 1, 2008

brandice

brandice (0:28)

3 months ago 0 + -

Wow... that's a pretty big color change... seems like it's more than just cloudy!

masto

masto (1:24)

3 months ago 0 + -

I think that's the same old myth. Alton probably just Googled it himself and repeated it. As you've demonstrated, cloudiness is not caused by cooling. I make my iced tea with a machine that drips the boiling tea directly onto ice, yet whether it's cloudy or clear is determined entirely by which tea I use. The tea's "quality" does not seem to be a factor, but rather some quality of the tea causes the cloudiness. I don't think it's as simple as whether the tea is dusty, though that may contribute by way of condensation nuclei or something.

masto

masto (1:24)

3 months ago 0 + -

I just watched the preceding video and I see you were making Christmas tea. I suspect all those other ingredients contribute to cloudiness. Michelle tried to make some lavender Earl Grey iced tea recently and it was very cloudy. Hmm. I actually have a new theory that I need to test.

masto

masto (0:47)

3 months ago 0 + -

You have a lot of nifty gadgets in your kitchen.

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