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are you a Tetley, PG Tips or other man?
I'm looking for a better tea. I think Tetley, which I have been drinking, is as dull as dishwater.
Even my local cafes in tea tastes better.
Any recommendations. Bags only, I can't do with all that posh loose leaf rubbish.
I'm looking for a better tea. I think Tetley, which I have been drinking, is as dull as dishwater.
Even my local cafes in tea tastes better.
Any recommendations. Bags only, I can't do with all that posh loose leaf rubbish.
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Any of the Twinings varieties, for me.
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I'm sure, like a lot of things that ordinary tea was far tastier years ago, but that may be my buds wasting away.
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Yorkshire is pretty good, nice & strong
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only owd women drink tea
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Not bad I suppose got to the 5th post
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i like the coffee where the beans are eaten then s h itted out by that cat before used to make a fine brew. to much of the fake stuff about though.
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Punjana. None better and not a bad price
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http://www.cosmopolitan.co.uk/entertainment/a30695/dont-like-tea-problems/#no
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Will generally get whichever one of the following is on special offer:
Twinings Yorkshire Ty-phoo Sainsbury's Gold or Red Label |
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I only drink green tea...the local water is a disgrace.
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are you a Tetley, PG Tips or other man
Bit of a contradiction there treble. No real man would drink tea. We're slowly but surely becoming a nation of woosies going by this forum.  |
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akabula 29 Oct 14 14:24
No real man would drink tea. Thank fick for that I can now tell the wife about my cross dressing |
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 Seen any good knitting patterns lately? |
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I take Assam or Darjeeling.
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Good for you but what about tea?
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PG tips taste like washing up liquid, red label are quite good value
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akabula 29 Oct 14 14:33
Seen any good knitting patterns lately? Just not sure about the hat though . http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-BVmnWzTsR3Y/TVyuONtPSFI/AAAAAAAAGHw/eMD3CO0eWEQ/s1600/021611_outfit_07.jpg |
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Is that a young Kenny Mann?
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Shirley not
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Usually drink Twinings Earl Grey but for a change tried the tesco 'finest range' version .
Absolute rubbish,the bergamot did not come through at all! |
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www.youtube.com/watch?v=rCSm-1fevxY
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Hmmm. What a strange response by Akabula. I drink tea, and I enjoy a cup of tea. I don't have any fear of saying that and I certainly don't feel my sexuality, or lack of it, has any bearing whatsoever upon that enjoyment.
Of course, if the situation was different and, for example, my sexuality might be a bit 'doubtful'...then I too might hide my bushel behind such macho posturings. MEN don't drink tea!! Maybe a bit of insecurity showing there...but does it really matter? No, not one bit. Sit down, I'll make us a nice cup of tea and you can tell us all about it.  |
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Yorkshire tea for me, very strong, a tiny drop of milk and half a sugar.
On special occasions I use two teabags.  |
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Straight from the online book of retorts naydam. Watch you don't drop a stitch now. |
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I have no idea what tea I drink, I don't go shopping.
I also drink milk and orange lucozade (not together) No coffee, it stinks, no alcohol (packed up) |
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Tea only tastes good in a good quality WHITE mug/cup and no I'm not being racist
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CMAT....did you have a problem with alcohol?
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IMO well worth paying a few extra coppers to get a decent cuppa.
People don't think twice paying £2/£3 for a cup of Starbucks or Costa, but skimp on paying an extra 50p/£1 for a box of tea bags i.e. isn't it worth an extra 1p for a decent cuppa? Twinnings Assam is a nice strong cuppa, (or supermarkets own label best Assam) Yorkshire Tea probably the best of the popular brands. |
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Darvilles of Windsor Royalty Assam teabags, three quid for a box of 50 bags. If it's good enough for Her Majesty, it's good enough for me imo.
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My favourite, and well worth a try if you've never drank it, is Co-Op's Indian Prince tea. My parents always drank it so I got used to it and prefer it to any other.
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I don't mind as long as there is only a mouse swimming in mine. I wouldn't want a mug of tea with a herd of wildebeast in it!
Oh, that reminds me! whatever happened to that Betfair caption competition? It seems to have disappeared! Did anyone win? What was the winning caption? |
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Shush
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The Leopard
29 Oct 14 19:07 CMAT....did you have a problem with alcohol I don't drink spirits, and drinking beer 2 nights a week and a Sunday lunchtime session while playing darts saw me gain over 5 stones in 9 years. And in the end I wasn't even getting drunk, so I stopped. Easy if you want to do it. |
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Fair enough....but you could have countered the weight gain with more exercise?
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Earl grey, no milk, no sugar is the way forward. So refreshing.
Twinings is good but Taylors of Harrogate is amazing. Just hard to get hold of it. |
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leave it to the butler
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call me a taxi 29 Oct 14 20:54
I don't drink spirits, and drinking beer 2 nights a week and a Sunday lunchtime session while playing darts saw me gain over 5 stones in 9 years. And in the end I wasn't even getting drunk, so I stopped. Easy if you want to do it. The Leopard 29 Oct 14 21:22 Fair enough....but you could have countered the weight gain with more exercise? Changed my job for a manual one. Manual workers, imo, don't go to gymnasiums. Got down to 15-9 (lost nearly 3 stones) then got made supervisor and the weight loss stopped. Put just under 2 stones back on over the years. Weight now settled at 16-10 to 16-12. |
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I've moved on from mere tea to Dragonfly Rooibos tea, with vanilla. This isn't a real tea and it's South African (and therefore tough, not at all nancy). Very refreshing, I've been drinking it as a replace for coffee, it has no caffeine and is refreshing.
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Twinings - Earl Grey (with milk
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