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If you drink tea....
How do you have it?
I have mine very, very strong with 3 sugars. I love strong, sweet tea. And it has to be in a mug! |
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Strong, very little milk, no sugar.
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Strong, very little milk, no sugar.
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I'm just enjoying a nice cup now!
Medium strength and I like quite a generous amount of milk. I don't have sugar unless I have a headache, which I do right now, so a sweet cup of tea always makes me feel a bit better! |
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Not too much milk, 2 Canderal tab's..
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It goes in dry and comes out wet, the longer it's in the stronger it gets
It comes out dripping and starts to sag Its not what you think It's a Tetleys tea bag |
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Asda chosen by you tea bag, given a good stir and then left in the mug to brew for about 3 mins and then a generous splash of semi skimmed milk and a one level spoon of sugar.
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Quite strong with just a splash of semi-skimmed, no sugar.
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Strong but milky, not polluted with any sugar
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Everyday tea I like medium strength with milk but I also like green tea, jasmine being my favorite and other fruit teas/infusions
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Very, very weak with a dash of skimmed. Just wave the teabag at the mug from the other end of the kitchen.
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strong , but milky with sweeteners (or 1 sugar if i've run out of sweeteners)
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Milk one sugar please.
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Strong with a dash of milk and green tea on its own or with a slice of lemon.
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i like tea with little milk and sugar!:sleep:
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Strong, 2 or 3 sugars
![]() I work at a youth club (well, volunteer, but thats not my point) and there's one boy who comes and has a cuppa with a minimum of 5! The first time he asked me to make it, I only put 3 in and he came back asking for more! |
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Fairly strong, a tiny dash of milk and no sugar (drinking one at the moment).
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Medium with milk. Earl Grey, very weak, black.
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I have it with two sugars, and evaporated milk.
Makes it really nice and sweet. |
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Darjeeling, strong-ish, splenda, no milk.
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Medium strength just a little milk, or earl grey black is lovely too.
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Do you use a tea pot? Do you use loose leaf or tea bag? I can drink strong milky tea with sugar or weak black tea without (and anywhere in between) providing it has been made in a tea pot with leaf tea. To put a bag in a mug is horrible and even worse if you put the milk in with the bag and then add the water.
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Very strong, just a dash of milk, and two sugars. I tried to cut down on the sugar, but I soon went back up to two tea spoons .
A doctor I know told me that each time you put two sugars in your tea, you send yourself into pancreatic shock. |
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REALLY strong
with 2 sweeteners.
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Very strong, just a dash of milk, and two sugars. I tried to cut down on the sugar, but I soon went back up to two tea spoons .
A doctor I know told me that each time you put two sugars in your tea, you send yourself into pancreatic shock. What's that? |
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