How To Make Arabic Tea *No Desert Necessary

[@123four...]

The brewing process reminds me a bit of turkish coffee.

[@wayofpeace8774]

VERY NICE..

[@JavierCarrilloMilla]

"No desert necessary"? xD

[@jejehdh]

You’re telling me that I didn’t need to ship 48,000 tons of sand and rocks to my backyard to experience good tea?

[@DecinergyAt]

❤❤❤😉✌

[@JorgeHernandez-dj2oh]

What kind of tea leaves or mix they use? I tried tea in Iraq and Kuwait and it was delicious but can't find that kind of tea in the US, thanks!!

[@mdhr_i]

Do Ghazal and Ahmad brands are good, you can find them in Middle Eastern stores.

[@JorgeHernandez-dj2oh]

I will definitely try it, thanks!!

[@Dark-gd7ob]

Red tea

[@perazko5987]

Usually the grade of tea we use in arab world is OP1 which is the best grade and most expensive one try it and see

[@JorgeHernandez-dj2oh]

Thanks a lot!!

[@soulseeker1651]

In Palestine we just use Lipton tea packets 🤷🏻‍♀️ yes we will add sage or mint to it depending on the time of the year. I dunno. It's just tea bruh. It's not complicated.

[@izabelka5]

Lipton tea may contain high glyphosate, better to use some more organic tea leaves if possible

[@magnuseng3345]

You swallow the leaves? He said you drink the leaves.

[@7Kazi7]

Scared of leaves?

[@eekns]

Where does the sugar water fit in?

[@benebutterbean2737]

I think it goes in the pot.

[@abishakanthony1278]

Pls how to make it

[@ayyo5302]

First Boil water then add suger then add lose tea and then after that treat it like normal tea then put it in a cup with some mint