Steeping process best methods?

[zouzounaki]

'Shaken, not stirred'.

........... we're British ...............

no, we are britons.

 

[Crewella]

no, we are britons.

I'm not admitting to being quite that ancient.

 

[Richownz]

Thank you so much for all the replies, going to try the adding in a sink of hot water for 10 minutes and “shaking the shit out of them” technique see how that works haha cheers

 

[Dazzyst]

does steeping really improve the flavour? Is there a reason behind it?

 

[andipandi]

does steeping really improve the flavour?

Yes

Is there a reason behind it?

Yes, it improves the flavour

 

[Deleted member 54254]

I find it best to filter it through the gusset of a pair of 50 Denier American Tan Tights.

 

[rew]

does steeping really improve the flavour? Is there a reason behind it?

Custards in particular are known to improve vastly with a good steep.

 

[andipandi]

Custards in particular are known to improve vastly with a good steep.

And tobacco, but not all custards and not all tobaccos benefit

 

[Banjostring]

Yes



Yes, it improves the flavour

But does it though? I mean, really? [emoji16]

 

[andipandi]

But does it though? I mean, really? [emoji16]

I never believed it for years, but for the last couple of years, absolutely. I have one custard that needs 4 months, a tobacco that needs 3 months and one honey tobacco that needs at least 7 months.