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howard mcsweeney1
- Location: Dover
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6 May 2011 20:49105123
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marek

i met a chap the other day who steadfastly refused to pour any milk at all into his earl grey, to add insult to injury he insisted on lobbing a slice of lemon in.

couldn't make it up.
Guest 641
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7 May 2011 18:29105252
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Russian tea I think its called, very refreshing
Guest 645
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7 May 2011 18:48105253
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Barry W-S

I drink nothing but lemon tea as did my father. In Polish its called herbate z cytryny.
Marek
I think therefore I am (not a Tory supporter)
howard mcsweeney1
- Location: Dover
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7 May 2011 19:22105256
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rather different, barry got the recipe from his cousins the romanovs of st petersburg.
Bern
- Location: Dover
7 May 2011 22:43105289
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Lady Grey is my favourite tea time tipple. That and gin, of course.
Guest 698
- Registered: 28 May 2010
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7 May 2011 23:33105294
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I hate tea. Simply don't understand why people drink the stuff. Jasmine Tea is ok though.
I'm an optimist. But I'm an optimist who takes my raincoat - Harold Wilson
Guest 653
- Registered: 13 Mar 2008
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8 May 2011 06:10105302
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We're all different Peter - thank goodness.

In the afternoons, I enjoy a rooibos (red-bush) cup of tea, really refreshing; the pack I buy is called TIC-TOC. Good value and a great taste - natural as it comes.

Roger
Bern
- Location: Dover
8 May 2011 06:59105306
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Love rooibos! It's full of antioxidants as well, and low in caffeine. Darjeeling, now that's a great one, too. But builders tea is always welcome!

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