@quikstep Free tomorrow for tea? looking to head to Zhi Bao in Old Klang Road

i'm actually planning to visit some shops tomorrow. maybe we can go together. i'll leave you my phone number via PM.

Double orgasm, Ratbert??? Hahaha...

Actually got this pot approx one year back. Been using it real hard to get the shine (not very obvious in picture) but cannot seem to get patina to develop on the carving. Maybe I am cleaning it too thoroughly, old time habits...

worry now color sell with genuine price lol

someone told me, drink tea can effect on our white hair.
Is that true???

I don't want to look old! lol

Where is this?

I've been experimenting with teapets. Usually the first brew of the tea, instead of dumping it, i keep it aside and use a brush to apply it on my teapets, everytime they dry up, i dip in that batch of tea and apply again. so far results seem pretty good.

And after i'm done brewing, will keep the tea in the pot for a few hours, then baru pour out the last brew, and use it to brush on teapets again.

perhaps this technique worth a try on ur teapot?

(Disclaimer: No scientific study was done, results may vary LOL)

This post has been edited by Ratbert: Dec 15 2013, 07:35 PM

in case any of you guys are looking for this:


do PM me. i have 2 toong.

1 of my uncle drink tea and sell tea 1 both uncle and auntie are white hair now
yes i can assume tea can effect white hair

Don't think there's any formal study of tea/coffee turning ppl's hair grey. Alot of rumours and stories, but no facts and figures.

I am experimenting Milk Tea though but this time with flavours - so it can be catered for both off and on-trade shops.

Ever tried bubble gum flavoured milk tea (this is seriously that good!!) if you like bubble gum taste

Anyone heard of teapot and teacup made from 'ru yao'?

Recently purchase teapot in Hong Kong.

Hi all sifu here,

Recently, I need some green tea for cut weight and stay health. Anyone , can suggest me on this ?

Thank you .

I take green tea for cut weight but no success, now drinking this.

i have been liking white tea nowadays but white is very expensive. i bought one from purple cane?? RM49.90 just for 50g >.< but the health benefits are so much more than green tea but with lesser caffeine.

Any details about the pot? maker, year, capacity, type of clay...etc:)

Sorry I don't know read Chinese words on teapot. Made from qi sha clay.

Purple cane is selling their slim tea. You can try that. But then again raw tea can help reduce oil absorption if taken with food. However drinkable raw pu er (age 5 years and above) are quite costly. Else you can try taking tie guan yin or guan yin wang.