Method for forming patterns on surface of tea soup

Abstract

The invention relates to a method for forming patterns on the surface of tea soup, wherein the method comprises the steps of adding water or a hydrous material taking up 0.01 to 6% the weight of a tea soup suspension on the surface of the tea soup suspension for the formation of deep color and light color on the tea soup surface, and drawing various patterns according to demands; and bud leaves of tea trees are used as raw materials from which various tea soup suspensions are made. With the adoption of the method, the manufacturing cost is low, the raw materials come from a wide variety of sources, and the operation is simple, thus being more beneficial to the popularization and the inheritance of the traditional tea culture; the basis of the method for forming the patterns based on the tea soup is the suspension formed by stirring the tea soup; a plurality of research tests show that the bud leaves of the tea trees, the raw materials, have such a characteristic after further processing; at present, not only can existing various tea end products be utilized,, but also fresh leaves, tea byproducts (such as yellow leaves, tea stems and tea dust) and processed semi-finished products (such as wilting leaves, and enzym-denatured leaves and the like) of tea can be utilized as well; and therefore, the raw materials for drawing in the tea soup come from a wider variety of sources.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a method for forming patterns on the surface of tea soup. Background technique [0002] Fencha, also known as Shuidanqing, Chabaixi, Tangxi, Teaxi, etc., is a kind of tea art that can make the veins of tea soup form objects. text and images. The development of contemporary Fencha has irreplaceable important value. [0003] Fencha is an ancient tea art with rich expressiveness. Fencha is a unique art form that expresses calligraphy and painting with bubbles. It is suitable for expressing Chinese calligraphy and painting. The ancients also called it Shui Danqing. It makes the expression form of Chinese calligraphy and painting develop from a single solid material to liquid material, which is a leap from solid to liquid, and has irreplaceable artistic value. [0004] Thirdly, tea distribution is an ancient tea art that combines viewing and drinking, which elevates tea from simple drinking to a high level of artis...

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Problems solved by technology

Although it is possible to form patterns on the surface of tea soup, the source of raw materials is relatively harsh, and it needs to be dried at a low temperature below 100°C. At present, many teas such as oolong tea are processed at temperatures exceeding 100°C. If you want to form patterns on the surface of tea soup, you need to process the raw materials separately. , time-consuming and cost-intensive, which is not conducive to the promotion and inheritance of traditional tea culture