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Tea is a staple in everyone's life, especially in India. There are many different kinds of tea available on the market, but as humans, we must put our health first when selecting the tea's ingredients. To make a good cup of tea, you'll need the following ingredients. 

  1. Tea powder :-  We must test the powder to see if it contains any chemicals before choosing one of the many companies that sell tea powers in our market. So take a tissue paper, open it, and place it in a good location. Sprinkle some tea powder on the paper, and then sprinkle a few drops of water on it. Then, watch to see if any color changes occur. If they do, then the powder contains chemicals, and you should avoid it. In the same way, you can test and verify the product's quality.
  2.  Ginger : a small piece of ginger just 10g ( best way to take dry ginger just 10 g)
  3. Mint leaves : 3-5 Leaves( best way to take dry leaves just 3g)
  4. cardamom : 2-3 number (make powder is good  -1 g ) 
  5. Milk: Optional if u want mean u can add
  6. sugar : optional                                                                                                                                                                                         Making tea 
       First, we must boil the appropriate amount of water. Once the water begins to boil, only keep it boiling for three minutes continuously with the lid closed before adding the tea powder (one teaspoon), ginger, mint, and cardamon (keep them boiling for one minute continuously), and finally closing the power or gas. Take the pot and wait just a few seconds for the ingredients to settle before serving the tea.

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