21 January 2010
01:1538417#21
I enjoy my PG Tea, but it has to be reasonably strong, not like dishwater so tend not to drink it while in a cafe usually opt for a Cafe au Lait while out and about - I also enjoy Oolong tea, which I have to buy online as I haven't found a shop that just sells it on its own,. mmmmm Think I just make go and make one now LOL
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21 January 2010
11:4138430#22
Oh Bern, you heathen!! Soya milk????? Evil, nasty, stuff that tastes like milk left in a vat of Frosties for a month before being packaged. UGH!!
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Guest 656- Registered: 13 Mar 2008
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21 January 2010
16:2838441#23
I have to have a cup of Breakfast Tea first thing in the morning or I'm good for nothing!
I then have a second cup around mid afternoon (Earl Grey) which perks me up for the evening ahead
Love a strong cup of coffee mid morning and a nice hot chocolate at bedtime.
Used to drink a lot more Tea when I was growing up in Ireland. Every Irish household has the kettle permanently on the boil and Tea Caddy at the ready and as Mrs Doyle would say, 'ah! ya will, ya will, ya will'
Guest 663- Registered: 20 Mar 2008
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21 January 2010
19:2138455#24
I myself am an avid Tea drinker
as it comes with no sugar, where would one be without the great british cupper.
Was'nt it always the thing if anyone had had a shock a good strong cup of hot sweet tea
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22 January 2010
21:5538541#25
Anytime of the day, mainly PG tips, but any good quality colourful one. I use a straw with this cup.
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#26
Too expensive drinking tea out of this. The wife found another use for it this afternoon
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#27
Well for me it has to be Twinings Assam tea (white, no sugar), drink loads of the stuff. For variety I occasionally take Whittards Orange Peko or Oolong tea; the latter without additives.
I like strong coffee and am partial to a Ristretto (espresso but with caffeine) or Ugandan coffee, the finest in the world. I do drink instant as long as it is either Nescafe Gold Blend or, for a bitter taste, Blend37.
BarryW's coffee is always excellent too.
howard mcsweeney1- Location: Dover
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#28
i would go along with your choice of instants, just adding carte noir and marks and spencers fair trade.
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#29
howard,you heathan double expresso folowed by a big fry up followed by a mug of well stewed tea.
Guest 674- Registered: 25 Jun 2008
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#30
working on the railways for 25 years the kettles were always on, and if you could drink p/way tea you could drink anything!!!!
spoon used to stand up in the cup, realy strong.
For me don't like tea to strong or to weak
1 sugar, bit of milk.
Not a great coffee drinker
now hot chocolate liovely
#31
hate tea! yuk coffee all the way , makes me heave the mear thought of a cup of tea.
Guest 641- Registered: 12 Mar 2008
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#32
I'd love a cuppa tay, but unfortunately I'm allergic to it, the last sip that passed my lips was in my 13th year which was a 'little' while ago, t'was PG Tips. Black Coffee unsweetened for me, my favourite being 'Blue Mountain' from the slopes of the Jamaican Hills
howard mcsweeney1- Location: Dover
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#33
never heard of someone having a tea allergy before barry, maybe the tannin reacts against your blue blood?
sorry to say this but of a cup of "blue mountain" does seem out of place with your normal breakfast of smoked salmon and scrambled egss.
Guest 641- Registered: 12 Mar 2008
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#34
You may be right there Howard, I'd better consult my Royal Doctor
I breakfast on smoked salmon and scrambled eggs occasionally, but find it a bit too heavy first thing, I prefere Kedgeree myself
Guest 694- Registered: 22 Mar 2010
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#35
I dont drink tea or coffee , infact hot drinks are a no no for me.. i drink squash in the office.. or red bull with doughnuts at the moment to keep myself going!!
LOL!
Coffee sets of my migraines when its brewed properly .. icky!
howard mcsweeney1- Location: Dover
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#36
barrington
thanks for that insight into the life of the aristocracy, normally only channel 4 are so privileged.
out of interest is the kedgeree served from a hot plate on the welsh dresser by a white gloved flunky that normally irons your morning copy of the daily sport?
i hope that question is not too intrusive.
Guest 641- Registered: 12 Mar 2008
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#37
Daily Sport! Pah! Hot plate of course, whizzed up from below stairs, how its done so quickly from cook, I have no idea, I'll ask the butler he'll know, Chin, chin
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