Drinking Some Earl Grey Tea
 

No lemon. Just saying...:upsidedow

no cream, no sugar?
Just asking.

I do not think you put cream in tea -- I think that is for coffee only.

OK perhaps milk.
Fairly sure it is pretty common though.

Don't they put milk in their tea in the UK?

Pretty damn certain they do, my great grandmother always did and thats where she was from.
Though I did technically say cream the first time.

i think i'll have some too... just sayin...


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mmmm sounds delicious...

cream goes great in tea, although I rarely drink it that way, cantonese milk tea is sweetened whole milk shaken with ice and tea and it is awesome

puerh tea is my new favorite, it is like the espresso of teas, wickedly strong and good, connoisseur stuff :thumbsup

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pu-erh_tea

Mmm, that's my favorite hot tea. Now I want some.

Earl Grey rocks. No cream, no sugar, no lemon. Just the tea.

earl grey is awesome, though i dont think you do milk with earl grey... not commonly...

I thought milk was odd in tea until I had some of this english tea... Amazing with a dash of milk.

Drinking an Undercover Investigation Shut-Down Ale from Lagunitas myself. Good stuff. Maybe tea another day!

tea... earl grey... hot

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they put milk in their tea in a lot of places, not only in the UK

drinking one right now :D

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yeah, aussies have milk in their tea

don't put milk in tea ! :) earl grey, indian, black, white - favorites

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black coffee like my women for me

I dont think you put it in Earl Grey either but other teas yeah.

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Milk in tea is pretty much a requirement in the UK. It took me years to try it but it is actually pretty nice.

Incidentally, it is my theory that the reason that iced tea has never taken off in the UK because most British people have milk in their tea and therefore envision cold milky tea. Which, does sound yuck.

I'll have an Earl Grey for the team :winkwink:

I'm on a green tea kick right now. No caffeine.

:D

Green tea has caffeine unless you are on the decaf kind. I pretty much live on homemade green iced tea these days.

There is no caffeine in the green tea I drink. Which is why I said "no caffeine" in my post.


Didn't mean to suggest all green teas are caffeine free.

Yes, milk in tea in UK - some people get very fussy, should you warm the pot first, should you put the tea in before or after the milk etc,etc...it's just a drink :thumbsup

i love me some earl grey tea with breakfast.. in thailand they dont pronounce the R so its Ehl Gay Tea

yummy nonetheless

Ps, if you're ever in Cornwall try a Cornish Cream Tea, Cornish clotted cream is heavenly.

Earl grey is my favorite tea, good choice.

I drink My Earl just like that, my favorite tea:thumbsup

Ah, it's about time for a cup. Thanks for the reminder!

Earl Grey every morning with a little milk. Lately it's been a lovely loose leaf creamed (vanilla) Earl Grey.

Earl Grey is good and getting lots of responses :)