Hi Hiroyuki, thank you for sharing your latest adventures! I enjoy learning new things from your blog. For this kind of water, do you boil it if you make tea, or is it best drunk straight from the tap? What do local people do with it? Stay warm and keep blogging! :)
Yangsze: Naturally, drinking straight from the tap is the best way to savor the flavor of the water. People, whether local or not, bring some PET bottles to take the water home and drink it straight from the bottles (you don't have to boil it first unless otherwise specified), make tea and coffee with it, and make dishes with it.
Water is free
ReplyDeleteThere are no problems of contamination
ReplyDeleteWhen water tastes good, it makes such a difference! It is better for drinking and cooking. I'm glad you found some you like!
ReplyDeleteBest wishes,
Erin from California
Hi Hiroyuki, thank you for sharing your latest adventures! I enjoy learning new things from your blog. For this kind of water, do you boil it if you make tea, or is it best drunk straight from the tap? What do local people do with it? Stay warm and keep blogging! :)
ReplyDeleteThank you all for your respective comments.
ReplyDeleteYangsze: Naturally, drinking straight from the tap is the best way to savor the flavor of the water. People, whether local or not, bring some PET bottles to take the water home and drink it straight from the bottles (you don't have to boil it first unless otherwise specified), make tea and coffee with it, and make dishes with it.