Does anyone know how much looseleaf sencha green tea I have to use to
make 10 cups of serving?

teadrinker wrote:
> Does anyone know how much looseleaf sencha green tea I have to
> use to make 10 cups of serving?
>

You should try making one serving first and just multiply by 10.
Since Sencha can be tricky to brew correctly, making 10 cups at
once could prove very wasteful. Try about 2 level teaspoons for
one serving and see how that goes.

--crymad

"teadrinker" > wrote in message

> Does anyone know how much looseleaf sencha green tea I have to use to
> make 10 cups of serving?

10 cups of serving ? I don't think it's a good idea to brew that much at the
same time. I'd make 5 servings in a teacup that has
a volume of 2 cups. For a "light" result, put about 2 spoons of leaves for
the 1st serving, and you add one for each next one.

The "spoon" is not a standard unit, I fill it more or less depending on the
tea and its freshness.

Kuri