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Certain teas it goes great with, I add it to Earl Grey and ChaiAdding milk or creamer just seems so odd to me. Nothing against others doing what they like though
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Certain teas it goes great with, I add it to Earl Grey and ChaiAdding milk or creamer just seems so odd to me. Nothing against others doing what they like though
Ande's mints are awesome too.I guess I'm the only weirdo who doesn't like mint tea.
York peppermint patties are goodness, tho
Adding milk or creamer just seems so odd to me. Nothing against others doing what they like though
I cannot fathom drinking my English black tea without milk and sugar. Likewise, I would feel weird about anyone putting milk in herbal tea.Certain teas it goes great with, I add it to Earl Grey and Chai
I cannot fathom drinking my English black tea without milk and sugar. Likewise, I would feel weird about anyone putting milk in herbal tea.
Also, I could be wrong here, but there are teas out there that don't mix well with milk, because if you do, it will curdle.Yep, never put it in herbal or green
Also, I could be wrong here, but there are teas out there that don't mix well with milk, because if you do, it will curdle.
Also, I could be wrong here, but there are teas out there that don't mix well with milk, because if you do, it will curdle.
Googling seems to suggest it can happen with high acidity teas, too. But I'd imagine heat is the most common variable given it being... tea...I think that's only of its too hot
What flavor?Twinnings fucking sucks. How is that the super cheap tea I find at diners is always better than a big BRITISH tea brand? I always take a sniff of the bag before I put it in the cup, and Twinnings has no smell. Steep it for like 10 minutes and no flavor.
Lipton is better somehow
I just had their English Breakfast. I've suffered through their Earl Grey in the past. Shouldn't need two bags of a single cup.What flavor?
I've also found typically I need two tea bags for a cup, at least the bags that aren't loose leaf and are grinded up?
I do like their loose leaf though
I just had their English Breakfast. I've suffered through their Earl Grey in the past. Shouldn't need two bags of a single cup.
My dad's side of the family are from Tennessee/Alabama, the 'South', and are fond of tea as most are.What got you into tea?
Sweet tea.What's your favorite?
I can go through 10 gallons of unsweet a week. It depends on how long I'm at home during the week. I usually drink a gallon, maybe two, of sweet.How often and how much do you drink?
My dad's side of the family are from Tennessee/Alabama, the 'South', and are fond of tea as most are.
I can go through 10 gallons of unsweet a week. It depends on how long I'm at home during the week. I usually drink a gallon, maybe two, of sweet.
That explains your name hereI had to cut back on sweet, I was drinking far too much and it was wearing away at the enamel on my teeth
I had to cut back on sweet, I was drinking far too much and it was wearing away at the enamel on my teeth
My dad has it down to a science and makes some of the best tea I've ever had. Friends support this claim and believe he should bottle and sell it.
Maybe I’m a northerner, but what are constant comment bags?My sweet iced tea recipe I got from an exs dad , so good and simple
Two iced tea bags and two constant comment bags, gives it a little something extra
I often swap the constant comment with raspberry tea