your fave tea?

Anura · Post by **Anura** » 28 Aug 2008, 12:49pm

Sainsbury's Assam, made in a pot! Leave it to brew a few minutes but DON'T please squash the teabags just stir. Milk first but no sugar thanks.

Beakyboy · Post by **Beakyboy** » 28 Aug 2008, 2:48pm

Barrys loose leaf tea, has to be loose leaf. I was told that the stuff in tea bags was the sweepings from the floor! Has to be made in a pot that has been warmed first. Milk in first to gauge the correct amount, then drink out of my favourite Wallice and Grommit mug. To be accompanioed with Scottish shortbread biiscuits................!

ferrit worrier · Post by **ferrit worrier** » 28 Aug 2008, 6:56pm

johnonthetyne wrote:yorkshire tea make their own fruit cake.

Mrs B has been shopping

and has just returned with

some Taylors very own Fruit cake.

.

Thats it folks I'm off to get the kettle on ta taa.

Malc

PS Tescos about £1.80

ferrit worrier · Post by **ferrit worrier** » 28 Aug 2008, 8:56pm

further to the above and with profuse appologies to Taylors, I correct myself, it's not a cake, it's a tea loaf. :oops:

And excellent it is too

fossil · Post by **fossil** » 28 Aug 2008, 9:38pm

i like that one with the wooly monkey on T.V
PG tips i think :roll:

white, no sugar thank's , in a twin wall stainless steel mug ( cos it stay's warmer longer and they don't break )

piscisvisio · Post by **piscisvisio** » 28 Aug 2008, 10:15pm

"Bright orange & brewed inna boot for a week" Sam vimes.

My faves are, Yorkshire tea (very strong) for every day & Earl Grey with cake after a ride <(^-^)>

DaveP · Post by **DaveP** » 28 Aug 2008, 10:55pm

Assam brewed strong in the cup - I cant tell the difference between Tesco's and Sainsbury's :oops:

- or Whittard's Russian Caravan for tea without milk.
Best helped on its way with a bacon sandwich :lol:

Dee Jay · Post by **Dee Jay** » 30 Aug 2008, 8:24am

jan19 wrote:Ok, this is probably my last post before you throw me off the forum....

but I don't like tea unless its herbal. In which case - Lemon and Ginger by a mile...

Jan

I also don't like 'ordinary' tea.

And I love lemon and ginger. And peppermint.

I have the occasional cup of Earl Grey tea with no milk or sugar.

And I see that Yorkshire Tea is now making something called Butter Tea Biscuits, or summat like that? My MIL is a Yorkshire Tea fan.

dkmwt · Post by **dkmwt** » 30 Aug 2008, 11:23am

Tetley, strong with milk in a pint mug with 3 sweeteners.

rualexander · Post by **rualexander** » 6 Sep 2008, 10:49pm

Dilmah single origin Ceylon tea, now available in the UK.

Nilgiri leaf tea, (Whitards)

PW · Post by PW » 6 Sep 2008, 11:02pm

Yorkshire, strong, hardly any milk and no sugar. Looks like gravy browning & you can stand the spoon up in it.

Coffee is Kenco Blue, black with 2 sugars to wake the dead!

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