Teabag
Cup
...Boilng Water
Leave for 5 mins
Remove teabag
Add approx 1 inch of milk.
Voila.
How do you have yours
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I've been trying to remember when I last had a cup of tea. It's at least forty years ago. I got to the point where I couldn't even stand the smell of the stuff.
Coffee? Six or seven a day. Boring instant, none of this fancy stuff from the specialist restaurants. One-and-a-half heaped spoonfulls of granules, three sweetener pellets (used to be spoonfulls of sugar, but I'm no longer allowed), half way up the mug with water and then half a cup of cold milk.
It's then sufficiently cool that it goes back in one.
Coffee? Six or seven a day. Boring instant, none of this fancy stuff from the specialist restaurants. One-and-a-half heaped spoonfulls of granules, three sweetener pellets (used to be spoonfulls of sugar, but I'm no longer allowed), half way up the mug with water and then half a cup of cold milk.
It's then sufficiently cool that it goes back in one.
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Three main rules for making a good cuppa...
1) Freshly boiled water... not re-boiled stuff.
2) Milk must NEVER, repeat NEVER, come into contact with the teabag.
3) No sugar - it marks you out as being a bit common.
1) Freshly boiled water... not re-boiled stuff.
2) Milk must NEVER, repeat NEVER, come into contact with the teabag.
3) No sugar - it marks you out as being a bit common.
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I like my coffee like I like my men. Strong and black.
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Isn't that a song?all new Phil wrote:I like my coffee like I like my men. Strong and black.
Don't you need water in there somewhere? You'll just be left with one inch of milk in a cup otherwise.Fireboy wrote:Teabag
Cup
Leave for 5 mins
Remove teabag
Add approx 1 inch of milk.
Voila.
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As for me, boiling water over the tea bag, leave for a few minutes, remove teabag, good squeeze on the way out, dash of milk, no sugar and stir.
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Don't you like your coffee in a plastic cup - just like you like your women?
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Just tried a cup o that Yorkshire tea. Mmm tasty! Think i might just have to change my morning cuppa. PG is sooo 2006.
Mental anxiety, Mental breakdowns, Menstrual cramps, Menopause... Did you ever notice how all our problems begin with Men?
My mum always preferred a proper pot of tea, and that's what you got if you went round, in proper tea cups with a saucer too - but she would let me off with a mug sometimes!
Last thing I do at night though is check heating and fill kettle for the morning, put out mug with teabag and sugar (I am on auto in the morning).
Last thing I do at night though is check heating and fill kettle for the morning, put out mug with teabag and sugar (I am on auto in the morning).
I don't drink tea...
When I was abroad and said this my nationality was doubted.
When I was abroad and said this my nationality was doubted.