Tea

[Bluto10]

I'm mostly a coffee man, but I do like a decent British tea for a change. Something like Yorkshire Tea.

 

But on my recent travels I have tried more black tea. Darjeeling, Assam and all that guff.

 

I would recommend a Darjeeling First Flush.

[BrianFaePerth]

 

I would recommend a Darjeeling First Flush.

 

Sounds like an Indian toilet product

[amancalledbuck]

I'm enjoying a cuppa right now.

 

Scottish Blend.

[Bluto10]

I'm enjoying a cuppa right now.

 

Scottish Blend.

 

with milk I presume?

 

british milky tea is good.

 

but a good old bongo black tea is a refreshing change.

[looksgoodinred]

usually coffee. strong coffee. all day. all night. with lots of cream, not milk.

i do like jasmine tea though, and earl grey. and some green teas. black.

[Henry]

usually cock. strong cock. all day. all night. with lots of cream, not milk.

 

[Old Wing Stand]

Nambari or Liptons Yellow Labe,l was in a hotel in Birmingham last week and all they had in the room was Earl Grey shit stuff

[essex don]

i had mint tea in north africa bloody excellent stuff, cant reproduce the same here

[360]

Twinings, lots of milk and no sugar.

[BrianFaePerth]

[The Boofon]

I'm mostly a coffee man, but I do like a decent British tea for a change. Something like Yorkshire Tea.

 

But on my recent travels I have tried more black tea. Darjeeling, Assam and all that guff.

 

I would recommend a Darjeeling First Flush.

 

 

with milk I presume?

 

british milky tea is good.

 

but a good old bongo black tea is a refreshing change.

 

There is no such thing as British tea. Or Yorkshire tea for that matter.

 

Tea is not grown in Britain.

[Bluto10]

There is no such thing as British tea. Or Yorkshire tea for that matter.

 

Tea is not grown in Britain.

 

 

really?

why have i got two boxes of ''Yorkshire Tea'' at home then?

 

''British tea'' = British style tea, i.e drank with milk.

[tup]

No comment.

[GK55]

Dont drink tea, cant stand the stuff.

 

Coffee only. Splash of milk, no sugar.

[The Boofon]

really?

why have i got two boxes of ''Yorkshire Tea'' at home then?

 

''British tea'' = British style tea, i.e drank with milk.

 

It's all in the name Bluto.

 

It annoys me when people say British tea or Yorkshire tea. No big deal.

 

It's a bit of a stretch them calling it Yorkshire tea though. What exactly is Yorkshire's involvement in the whole tea growing business?

[The Boofon]

Dont drink tea, cant stand the stuff.

 

Coffee only. Splash of milk, no sugar.

 

 

Is the correct answer.

 

Taylor's Java Lava.

[BrianFaePerth]

It's a bit of a stretch them calling it Yorkshire tea though. What exactly is Yorkshire's involvement in the whole tea growing business?

 

The company that employees the the slaves Indians is based there?

[Bluto10]

It's all in the name Bluto.

 

It annoys me when people say British tea or Yorkshire tea. No big deal.

 

It's a bit of a stretch them calling it Yorkshire tea though. What exactly is Yorkshire's involvement in the whole tea growing business?

 

i said ''Yorkshire Tea'' for the brand, which my limited palette appreciates, and ''British tea'' for the milky style.

 

nae sure. think its cause its made by famous yorkshire tea merchants - bettys and taylors perhaps.

[Bluto10]

Dont drink tea, cant stand the stuff.

 

Coffee only. Splash of milk, no sugar.

 

might i suggest you've never had a nice tea then.

 

out of interst what coffee do you drink?

[daytripping]

I used to love strong coffee and a good cup of tea, have a caffeine intolerence these days which has stopped my consumption to a degree, still drink de-caff but it isn't the same.

[BrianFaePerth]

I used to love strong coffee and a good cup of tea, have a caffeine intolerence these days which has stopped my consumption to a degree, still drink de-caff but it isn't the same.

 

Poof, eh take it ye drink alcohol free booze in a' ?

[tup]

Yorkshire puddings are grown in India.

 

[phoenix]

Ah've telt ye's a' afore.....nae milk !

 

Bad enough fit comes oot a wifie's tit efter the age o' six month but a grown man drinkin' fit comes oot a coo's udder !!! Don't get fooled again.

 

 

Tea - green - and plenty of it - nae milk.

 

 

 

 

 

[tup]

I have a pint of cow juice every day, it's lethal, disna do me any harm, apart from my kidneys singing for a bit afterward.

[360]

It has to be blue milk if any form of milk.

 

I think either green or blue are acceptable.

 

Red is rank.

[diamondsr4ever]

It has to be blue milk if any form of milk.

 

cornflakes and cold blue milk, sugar..yaaaaaas

[phoenix]

I have a pint of cow juice every day, it's lethal, disna do me any harm, apart from my kidneys singing for a bit afterward.

 

 

If they are singin' noo....they'll be howlin' by the time you are my age , tup.

 

My old macrobiotic colleagues used to say that the overconsumption of dairy products was the criminal act of the twentieth century.

 

It's the way it impacts on our judgements( in a much more stealthy way than alcohol ).

 

Hitler was a vegetarian.....and had dreadful flatulence.

 

 

Parrrrrp !

[tup]

I prefer white milk, never tried blue, green, or red, never even clapped eyes on it in fact.

[tup]

If they are singin' noo....they'll be howlin' by the time you are my age , tup.

 

My old macrobiotic colleagues used to say that the overconsumption of dairy products was the criminal act of the twentieth century.

 

It's the way it impacts on our judgements( in a much more stealthy way than alcohol ).

 

Hitler was a vegetarian.....and had dreadful flatulence.

 

 

Parrrrrp !

 

They only sing until the milk is processed, I tan milk, butter and cheese all the time and I dinna believe a word of this macrobiotic pish, look at the shape of Gillian McKeith or Gwyneth Paltrow, skinny, malnourished bitches, if that's what it does to you then I'm out.

[Dandyesque]

I prefer proper coffee to most teas.

 

Proper tea is good though - Mackwoods is the best I have tried so far.