This would depend on your particular taste. You might get a more concrete answer if you did a Google search.
One gallon is about 128 ounces, so if one tea bag is good for 10 oz of water, then about 10 teabags is good for a gallon. Start with 10 and adjust accordingly with water.
24 tea bags to a box
Water has no calories. Tea bags probably have no calories either. One 7.1oz cup of sugar has around 774 calories.
Usually I do around four tea bags for each quart of tea. It varies. If you are making iced tea, it will require more tea bags to be used.
Tea bags normally contain the dust tea leaves and it is made up of strainer paper material. once it is dipped in the hot water the tea leaves absorb the water and gives away the tea flavour. after 3-4 min the tea bag is taken out of the hot water and disposed.
Depends on how much tea you are brewing at one time. Average is one bag per cup.
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I would get instant tea and a big pot. Put in water and stir in tea until it is the strength you want. If you want something a bit different add blueberry juice, cranberry juice to the tea. This is called Boston tea and is very refreshing. Stir in ice for a cool drink.
Tea bags were invented by Thomas Sullivan, a tea merchant in New York City in the early 20th century. He sent out samples of tea in small silk bags that customers could steep in hot water. The convenience and ease of use led to the widespread popularity of tea bags.
Used tea bags.
Tea bags are clear bags with no artificial parts to make the flavor not affected. The smaller broken leaves infuse the water quicker than loose tea, and make for a brisker cup of tea, which might be desired.