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Hmmm Albatross, is that with a cigarette actually IN your cup of tea? 'cos that makes you seriously hard in my opinion! that's almost as tough as eating your dinner then eating the plate!
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No he eats the ciigarette. He probably even eats haggis. Yes he is that tough.
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I generally drink Celestial Seasonings, but this is usually in the winter. I like the peppermint one with either two Splenda packets or one real sugar packet, it tastes great.
One of the nicest English Breakfast style teas was some loose leaf I got in a tea/coffee store in Oxford (specialising in leaf tea and coffee beans).
I need to go there again some time to get some more, it was much nicer than any other English tea I've had. (IIRC it was a standard Assam/Ceylon blend, but they must have picked well)
"Those who say there's nothing like a nice cup of tea to calm the nerves never had REAL tea. It's like a syringe of adrenaline, STRAIGHT to the heart!"
Gitkikka wrote:"Those who say there's nothing like a nice cup of tea to calm the nerves never had REAL tea. It's like a syringe of adrenaline, STRAIGHT to the heart!"
That wasn't tea. That was adrenaline. In a syringe.
At the risk of offending the many fine tea drinking members of Dakka...I honestly despise tea,well in fairness I'm not a tea connoisseur,but...
Growing up in the South,I consumed enough ice tea to float a battle ship on as a child,and regardless of who/how it's prepared,I simply disliked the flavor..
I've also tried various hot teas and again,don't care for it in the least,the taste is just very unpleasant.
I suppose I could be being overly critical,or perhaps I simply haven't found the "right" tea...but..given my past experiences..I believe I'll remain an uncivilized coffee swiller.
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Gitkikka wrote:"Those who say there's nothing like a nice cup of tea to calm the nerves never had REAL tea. It's like a syringe of adrenaline, STRAIGHT to the heart!"
That wasn't tea. That was adrenaline. In a syringe.
I just kinda like the flavor of Lipton over most of the "gourmet"
flavors I've had.
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Catyrpelius wrote:The best tea you'll ever drink is southern sweet tea, hands down.
Uhhrmm, that sickenly sweet sugar water that some people try to pass off as tea? Drinking that stuff's more like drinking syrup than anything else.
Of course you realize this means war...
How the hell can you be from Houston and like sweet tea? You must have grown up in the pan handle or something. Everyone knows that tea is supposed to be served on ice, without sugar, with a slice of lemon.
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