The Great British Tea Debate!

[Sir_Catherine]

Behatzlacha-S

and people look at me like I'm insane squarkle pasnips.

But aren't you? wink

Sugar + Tea do not mix in my cup. Nor lemon as it's often side by side with some sort of sweetener. Did the French start the habit of adding lemon to tea?  

[loIitoads]

Sir_Catherine

Behatzlacha-S

and people look at me like I'm insane squarkle pasnips.

But aren't you? wink

Sugar + Tea do not mix in my cup. Nor lemon as it's often side by side with some sort of sweetener. Did the French start the habit of adding lemon to tea?

I think Russia and Italy have a claim to it being their traditional way of drinking tea, though lemon tea exists in India too. I think it's just regarded as the 'continental' way now. I wouldn't mix sweetener in with the lemon though.  

[Sir_Catherine]

Sometimes a wedge of lemon is given with a cup of hot water and a basic tea bag in a restaurant. More often, in the U.S., lemon is found is iced tea.

Far as sweet tea goes here, the further south one travels the sweeter the tea to be found.  

[Fanny Flaps]

I like tea made from...tea. Herbal tea it pot pouri soup. stare  

[lampoon]

i live for tea. without tea, who would i be?

i'm a milk and two sugars girl. c:  

[Gjornia X]

Mostly, I drink herbal teas like mint or chamomile or ginger. So, I don't put milk in my tea, and I often drink it straight or with one sugar.  

[Sir_Catherine]

l leaf l

Yes i enjoy a tipple of some good old earl grey several times a day. How dare you mention green tea verity of tea!!!! i was absolutely disgusted.

Oh, don't mock green tea. smile It was the first to be discovered and drunk, mostly because it's all about preparation rather than a whole different plant. Furthermore, when you're sick, green tea is marvelous. *is sick and out of green tea, very sad*  

[Revontheus]

Love a cuppa tea when Mum makes one, to be honest not very fond of coffee, on from McDonalds will I have Coffee so that's 1 coffee every 2-6 weeks.