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To exclude discussion of tea with milk is, therefore, frighteningly bizarre
Well not really. I was looking for discussion about great tea, not teabag tea or looseleaf uk supermarket products. Great tea, single estate or ever single bush tea, would cry if you poured milk on it. Like sprinkling dog turds on glitter, or something. I'm going to try and resist harping on about whisky, single malts and coke. As good as milky tea may be I really don't feel there there is too much milelage in discussing it beyond chai recipies and how, after 5 hours in hospital last night, it may be a vital part of the nhs and general British coping mechanism.
So no milk, so I say. Unless, of course I'm wrong....
.trampetunia - this thread from a tea forum might help. There's a link to specialtybottle.com which looks like the best tin shop on t'internet. My solution is to leave small packages of tea in the houses of family and friends. It serves a dual purpose:
1. I can drink my own tea when visiting
2. If they start drinking great tea I need to spend less money trying all the teas I want to drink.
I'm off for some milkless tea and some bread which is so nice it would be a crime to drown it in beans, should I start a beanless toast thread? Or maybe a thread on eggs where we can't talk about chicken eggs? |
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