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Fancy a cuppa?
To all you tea Jennys/Jons out there
![]() ![]() Earl Grey or Normal?? How do you take it? Biscuits/cake? Can you drink tea without something? (I can't). Do you think it tastes better out of a kettle or pot?? I'm not a coffee person but can have about 3 cups a year... Just interested
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Green or fruit tea
on its own Coffee now and then, do like a latte! |
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Green or fruit tea
on its own Coffee now and then, do like a latte! EG or normal dear?
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Hobnob?
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Yeah their okish or you being rude?
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Skimmed milk and 1 sweetener On it's own, unless a fag counts? In a mug please
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Everyone is stressed out with closure so I've nipped in
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I never drink tea. I find it disgusting.
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I love a good cuppa, not earl grey though I like good strong builders tea without the sugar.
I get through around 10 cups a day and have a pint mug at home
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I work for the railway so I have to drink tea all the time. Its traditional.
I dont need to eat anything with it, in fact its better not to as it distorts the taste of the tea. I have drank Tetley tea since I was small. But have just discovered Yorkshire Tea which is delicious....bt sometime leaves me feeling dry. So im alternating between the two. 1 sugar + Marvel milk (Thank my mum for that acquired taste) Earl Grey tasts like attic dust to me. Maybe im too working class to enjoy it! I make it from a kettle except for 4pm tea which is a pot. Sometimes I will have biscuits at that time. Sorry, Im a bit of a tea fanatic! |
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Thank you all for your replys
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Tea - about 8 big cups a day, Twinings Everyday, very strong with lots of milk, 2 sugars, yum yum! Made in the cup, not got a big enough pot for our household!
Special occasions call for Twinings 1706 - 'strong, traditional tasting tea' - we keep it in the cupboard for when you really need a treat! I love my tea, and I was recently voted best tea maker on my team at work, I take pride in making a fantastic cuppa! |
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Strong tea, milk and no sugar. I'm too lazy so it's straight from the kettle. The teapot is just something else to wash up otherwise.
![]() Can drink it on it's own, but if you are offering cake and bics I wouldn't so no.
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Quote:
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Skimmed milk and 1 sweetener On it's own, unless a fag counts? In a mug please ![]()
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Assam for breakfast (though generally drink more coffee these days) with a sweetener and a splash of skimmed milk.
Lapsang souchon in the afternoon with a sweetener and no milk. Never drink anything with caffeine in it after 7pm or I can't sleep. |
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Normal. Preferably Typhoo, but I am slowly working my way through a 400+ bag of PG Tips, so they'll have to do for now.
Strong, milk and 2 sugars. I can't stand weak tea...what's the point? Then again, I don't like it SO strong with hardly any milk, there is a nice balance! I tend to drink it on its own. Where I used to work we nearly always had biscuits though. I haven't had much tea from a pot, so i'll go with a kettle. I do like the look of teapots, but it would only be for me and the small ones only seem to hold 1.5 cups, so there isn't really any point. I have to drink tea within 5-10 minutes of it being made or otherwise it seems cold to me, I love drinking it when it's 'red hot'. I don't drink a lot of coffee either, probably less than 10 cups a year. |
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White tea or PG depending on mood. In the winter, I have jasmine or rooibos.
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Special occasions call for Twinings 1706 - 'strong, traditional tasting tea' - we keep it in the cupboard for when you really need a treat!
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I'm suprised no-one has mentioned Co-op 99. Nectar.
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Green tea, no milk no sugar. About 10 cups a day - decaff in the evening.
Black tea - never. Vile stuff. Coffee - about twice a year! |
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Tea: A robust Assam with milk but drinking more green tea recently - couldn't even imagine putting milk in that.
Coffee: Not really a connoisseur but black unless it's really cheap stuff. Never use sugar. I don't even have any in the house so visitors have to go without too. |
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Twinning English breakfast, semi skimmed milk and 2 Canderal tab's......
Camomille at night. No food with tea... Kettle but water poured through a seive.... |
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Green tea please
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I hate yucky tea ![]() Than drink your yucky tea ![]() Tea is yucky BLAHHHHH ![]() /l\ |
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I hate yucky tea