The People's Hero Posted 7 November 2007 Posted 7 November 2007 Thread inspired elsewhere. Consolidated here. I cannot be doing without a cup. Yorkshire tea for me please, strong, not much milk, 1/2 tea-spoon of sugar.
Kent Fox Posted 7 November 2007 Posted 7 November 2007 English Breakfast, thanks. Very strong. None of that weak, milky, girly tea. I like builders tea.
Finnegan Posted 7 November 2007 Posted 7 November 2007 I used to rock some of the old Twinnings, English Breakfast Tea was the flavour of the week. I've had a bit of a strike of conscience as of late however and am now downing about eighty cups of Tea Direct a day. Strong, a little drop of milk and about three teaspoons of sugar. No heaping needed. I'd like to add that I make a fooking blinding cup of tea, and you'd be lucky to have a Finners cup.
Alexikokopops Posted 7 November 2007 Posted 7 November 2007 Yorkshire tea, brewed for hours, dash of milk. Sugar is forbidden.
BigGibbo Posted 7 November 2007 Posted 7 November 2007 See my post from the safe house: Im not a tea man or coffee never have been im someone who thinks drinks are meant to be cold & if you want a hot drink you should have soup. That said ice tea is shit aswell. Although i do keep tea in the house & apparently make a mean cuppa I also occasionally stretch to a cup o tea with dipping biscuits yummy
The People's Hero Posted 7 November 2007 Author Posted 7 November 2007 See my post from the safe house:Although i do keep tea in the house & apparently make a mean cuppa I also occasionally stretch to a cup o tea with dipping biscuits yummy Look who's just raised the bar....
Flynny Posted 7 November 2007 Posted 7 November 2007 Tea is best with lots of everything. Strong as acid with plenty of milk and 2 1/2 sugars. Forget biscuits, I don't like all that soggy shite at the bottom. Biscuits are for with milk.
Nath Posted 7 November 2007 Posted 7 November 2007 Hot chocolate If i have tea, i like it strong, with 3 spoons of sugar. Don't ask why.... But i rarely have tea anyway
potter3 Posted 7 November 2007 Posted 7 November 2007 Milk with no sugar. But if there's no milk I'd like some sugar please
Head Honcho Posted 7 November 2007 Posted 7 November 2007 Apparently they've now re-invented the tea-bag The new plastic tea-bag allows the manufacturers to put proper tea inside the bag rather than the dust they use at present At four times the price though!
lookwhaticando Posted 7 November 2007 Posted 7 November 2007 Yorkshire - although over here we don't get it, so English breakfast has to suffice. Milk used freely - mostly as a means of moderating temperature, depending how quickly I need to drink it - and sugar to power of one. Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm. I used to drink coffee all day, every day... but since my trip back to Blighty the other week, I've switched to drinking tea instead. Much to the pleasure of my colleagues who complained I drank far too much coffee.
BigGibbo Posted 7 November 2007 Posted 7 November 2007 Look at you all with your tea stained teeth! Sorry im just amusing myself here
James. Posted 7 November 2007 Posted 7 November 2007 Strong, plenty of milk, two sugars. I really don't get the fascination with Yorkshire Tea though. At work they dish up Twinnings English Breakfast and at home I generally have PG Tips. The People's Tea.
Bryn Posted 7 November 2007 Posted 7 November 2007 Lots of milk very weak no sugar. That's possibly the worst way to have tea. Shame on you Yorkshire Tea, definately where it's at - though I just had a cup of PG Tips. It was a sacrifice I was willing to make for the monkey doll that came with it, which is on my windscreen
Alexikokopops Posted 7 November 2007 Posted 7 November 2007 Strong, plenty of milk, two sugars.I really don't get the fascination with Yorkshire Tea though. At work they dish up Twinnings English Breakfast and at home I generally have PG Tips. The People's Tea. It's stronger and has proper shaped bags.
AoWW Posted 7 November 2007 Posted 7 November 2007 Tea's for wimps. <hides>. Coffee's where it's at. The stronger the better - black, no sugar... just pure unadulterated caffeine. Preferably via a non-stop intravenous drip.
syston_fox Posted 7 November 2007 Posted 7 November 2007 Milk, two sugars. Good call! And preferrably made by someone else - my nan makes a belting cuppa!
lookwhaticando Posted 8 November 2007 Posted 8 November 2007 Tea's for wimps. <hides>. Look here, shorty, I've had enough of your anti-tea shit!
Libertine Posted 8 November 2007 Posted 8 November 2007 Good call! And preferrably made by someone else - my nan makes a belting cuppa! Yeh dawg. I'm a tea brewing emperor, but I don't like my own. Well, a little, but it just doesn't hit t'spot like.
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