!HOPE that your medicinal tea at present is at least as effective as what you used to make before! π΅π€
Anyway, I wonder how you usually produce hot water in your local jungle community. π€β¨οΈ I can think of a solar-powered heater, fire from firewood, or hot springs. π€π€―π€
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I finished preparing it today, about 3 1/2 gallons of it, and it's pretty wonderful. I'm sipping on some now, with my superfood fire coffee.
We use propane, though there is one electric water boiler in Wabisabi, where I prepare my superfood fire coffee, though I usually just use the propane stove top, as the tea kettle for it is much larger. πππβ¨π€
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While your superfood π fire π₯ coffee β is already energizing on its own, I wonder how much better it is to drink it with your wonderful medicinal tea. π€π§ββοΈπ
I forgot to use gas as one of what I thought as the options for you to heat water !INDEED on my previous comment. π€π€―π
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Well, that's what I'm determining now, so we shall see.
Yep, I figured that. πππβ¨π€
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Based on your comment there, I assume that you haven't tried your medicinal tea π΅ with your superfood fire coffee β before !INDEED. π€π€―π
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No, I've had them together, but both were with different combinations of ingredients, so it's a new experiment indeed. πππβ¨π€
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That reminded me of @kenny-crane who published a comment about a paradox about gradually replacing the components of something until every part has been replaced. π€π€―ππ€
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That can definitely happen over time, and while there are still several components of both that are the same, there are now also some notable differences. πππβ¨π€
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