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Old 21-10-08, 08:44 AM   #41
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Why does that sound so rude? Or is it just me.........


Miles Smugglers tea for me, or to be honest, fresh coffee any time.
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Old 21-10-08, 09:43 AM   #42
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Add tea bag then dash of milk. Then the water. Stir 50 times clockwise and 50 times anticlockwise and a good squeeze of the bag against the side of the mug.
Leave for 10 mins and repeat the stirring/squeeze regime.....then enjoy
you have way too much time on your hands but whatever works for you....
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Old 21-10-08, 10:00 AM   #43
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Why does that sound so rude? Or is it just me.........


Miles Smugglers tea for me, or to be honest, fresh coffee any time.
Obviously polluted with soggy doughnuts for extra flavour
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Old 21-10-08, 10:05 AM   #44
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Has anyone noticed that tea these days always seems to leave manky stains in your mug. Much more than it used to?

Try cleaning your kettle, or using filtered water.
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Old 21-10-08, 10:17 AM   #45
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Try cleaning your kettle, or using filtered water.

spoken like a suvverner who cannot get clean water out of his tap


I find that if you are as common as muck and do not wash your cup, staining is inevitable.

When my daughter did her school work experience at my office she was appalled at the state of my tea cup. I explained it was the soluble stuff that killed you. the insoluble stays in the cup.

Bitch did not listen and washed them out. 20 years of flavour lost.
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Old 21-10-08, 10:48 AM   #46
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The only propper way to make tea is with loose leaves in a tea pot, for an every day cuppa Typhoo or 99 are good but for a treat then Earl Grey, if it's a bag only choice Typhoo Decaff because it tastes nice & Tesco have it on special a lot, yes i'm a tight ar5e.
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Old 21-10-08, 11:42 AM   #47
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Sorry guys but the best tea is Scottish Blend made with Scottish water-aint nothing that can compare anywhere in the world

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no scum no bits and no expensive filters to a**e about with

you are all invited to mine to try!
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Old 21-10-08, 11:45 AM   #48
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no scum no bits and no expensive filters to a**e about with

same with the stuff of the Pennines
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Old 21-10-08, 11:52 AM   #49
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I'm Quite particular about Tea, it has to be Yorkshire Tea drunk black, and it must also be Tea-leaves......I do not wish to corrupt the fine taste with milk, sugar, honey or a paper-bag....

( a nip of wizzer is acceptable on occasion however ! )
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bleugh, black tea and leaves.

Somebody, a couple of months back, pointed out i always leave a bit in the bottom of the cup. They said I must have had a gob full of tea leaves once too often. Funnily enough when I was little, my grandad used to make tea with leaves, scarred me for life choking on tea leaves. beeeugh
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