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Red rule of thumb: Use 12g (approximately 2 heaped teaspoons) of red espresso™ per serving. |
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The strength of the blend can be adjusted by using fewer or more teaspoons when using all applications except an espresso machine and/or moka pot where you should not use more red espresso™ than the suggested dosage of coffee. |
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As the flavour of Rooibos tea is not as strong as coffee, a long red™ (double red espresso™) is used to make all red drinks except a short red™ (single red espresso™). |
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red espresso™ is best served with honey. Honey adds a deliciously unique, sweet taste and is a healthier alternative to sugar. |
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Click on the icon of your appliance for tips on how to replicate your definitive red experience at home.
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Remember to rinse the porta handle and filter basket and purge your espresso machine twice before switching between conventional coffee and red espresso™. |
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As all red drinks are made using a long red™ (double Rooibos tea espresso), a double porta handle is ideal. |
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To make a long red™, scoop 12g (approximately 2 heaped teaspoons) of red espresso™ into your filter basket and express. |
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Overfilling your filter basket with red espresso™ may cause blockage.
In this case, simply use less red espresso™.
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Ensure your moka pot is clean before switching between conventional coffee and red espresso™ |
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Scoop 12g (approximately 2 heaped teaspoons) of red espresso™ into your moka pot per single serving and heat on the stove |
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Overfilling your moka pot with red espresso™ may cause blockage.
In this case, simply use less red espresso™
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Rinse your filter machine well when switching between conventional coffee and red espresso™ |
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Scoop 12g (approximately 2 heaped teaspoons) of red espresso™ into your filter basket per single serving |
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Multiply for the number of servings required |
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The strength of the brew can be adjusted by using fewer or more teaspoons |
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Never overfill your filter basket with red espresso™. This may cause water not to filter through fast enough, causing it to overflow
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Scoop 12g (approximately 2 heaped teaspoons) of red espresso™ into your plunger per single serving |
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Multiply for the number of servings required |
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The strength of the brew can be adjusted by using fewer or more teaspoons |
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Allow to brew |
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Plunge slowly |
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As you would with coffee, plunge very slowly to prevent tea leaves from escaping between the side of the carafe and the filter ring
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red espresso™ can be brewed in a teapot in the same way as loose tea leaves |
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Scoop 12g (approximately 2 heaped teaspoons) of red espresso™ into your teapot per single serving |
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Multiply for the number of servings required |
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Brew for approximately 1 minute, stirring occasionally |
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Pour through strainer and enjoy |
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Use a fine tea strainer when preparing red espresso™. The holes in the mesh need to be small enough to prevent tea leaves from filtering through.
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