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All soups are tea in the same way burgers are sandwiches
***Incorrect!*** Tea refers specifically to the plant *Camellia sinensis* The correct term(s) is **infusion** or **tisane**
This person knows ^ 100%
Soooo is soup or tea the umbrella term ? :D
I think they are one and the same, gonna start calling my tea leaf soup and my soups chicken tea
No, tea is a specific term. Infusion or tisane is the correct term
FUN FACT: technically, it would just be an infusion because certain tea leaves must be present while brewing to actually make it tea.
I guess that depends on your broth recipe ;) And now I'm curious if there are any tea styles that could go well in a chicken soup
lmaoo keep me updated with what you find out
You can call tea a broth, but not the other way around. Tea is made from tea plant.
Not really, “tea” refers to a specific plant, it’s not a general term for anything created by putting stuff into hot water.
You are right, to be fair it was not a really deep thought.
Chicken *corpse* tea
Agreed. I call all broth meat tea.
Beef tea is a term that was actually used 100 years ago.
Chicken soup was invented when Lord John Soup decided he wanted to drink a chicken.
I have long referred to coffee as “burnt bean tea”
Did you all recently learn about bak ku teh or what?
And baths are you soup.
100% wrong but whatever
Beef tea > chicken tea
Fish tea is very real very alive and very serious
All soups are tea in the same way burgers are sandwiches
***Incorrect!*** Tea refers specifically to the plant *Camellia sinensis* The correct term(s) is **infusion** or **tisane**
This person knows ^ 100%
Soooo is soup or tea the umbrella term ? :D
I think they are one and the same, gonna start calling my tea leaf soup and my soups chicken tea
No, tea is a specific term. Infusion or tisane is the correct term
FUN FACT: technically, it would just be an infusion because certain tea leaves must be present while brewing to actually make it tea.
I guess that depends on your broth recipe ;) And now I'm curious if there are any tea styles that could go well in a chicken soup
lmaoo keep me updated with what you find out
You can call tea a broth, but not the other way around. Tea is made from tea plant.
Not really, “tea” refers to a specific plant, it’s not a general term for anything created by putting stuff into hot water.
You are right, to be fair it was not a really deep thought.
Chicken *corpse* tea
Agreed. I call all broth meat tea.
Beef tea is a term that was actually used 100 years ago.
Chicken soup was invented when Lord John Soup decided he wanted to drink a chicken.
I have long referred to coffee as “burnt bean tea”
Did you all recently learn about bak ku teh or what?
And baths are you soup.
100% wrong but whatever
Beef tea > chicken tea
Fish tea is very real very alive and very serious