What kind off Tea do you like the most?

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- Luitzen schrieb...
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- 15. Jan. 2007, 17:53
What kind off Tea do you like the most?

I don't know, just ask myself....

[quote][b][user]Luitzen[/user][/b] sagte: I don't know, just ask myself....[/quote]

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- Vassili_Z schrieb...
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- 15. Jan. 2007, 22:39
Green tea - sort: Lung Ching

Climb the mountains and get their good tidings. Nature's peace will flow into you as sunshine flows into trees. The winds will blow their own freshness into you, and the storms their energy, while cares will drop off like autumn leaves. (by John Muir)

[quote][b][user]Vassili_Z[/user][/b] sagte: Green tea - sort: Lung Ching[/quote]

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- luzian schrieb...
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- 16. Jan. 2007, 1:09
Fish!

Sorry wrong thread :)

I would go for a nice Prince of Wales blend right now, but this can change at any given other moment.

Much more important though is the question, do you first pour the tea into the cup and then add milk, or the other way round. Almost as dramatic as which came first, the chicken or the egg...

Cheers

[quote][b][user]luzian[/user][/b] sagte: Fish! Sorry wrong thread :) I would go for a nice [url=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prince_of_Wales_tea_blend]Prince of Wales blend[/url] right now, but this can change at any given other moment. Much more important though is the question, do you first pour the tea into the cup and then add milk, or the other way round. Almost as dramatic as which came first, the chicken or the egg... Cheers[/quote]

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- larissawillems schrieb...
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- 16. Jan. 2007, 8:02
Peppermint for me!!
i put the tea in first then the milk

[quote][b][user]larissawillems[/user][/b] sagte: Peppermint for me!! i put the tea in first then the milk [/quote]

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- Luitzen schrieb...
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- 17. Jan. 2007, 23:47
larissawillems said:
Peppermint for me!!
i put the tea in first then the milk

Peppermint is very delicious indeed.

[quote][b][user]Luitzen[/user][/b] sagte: [quote][b][user]larissawillems[/user][/b] said: Peppermint for me!! i put the tea in first then the milk [/quote] Peppermint is very delicious indeed.[/quote]

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- Urban_Hero-RU schrieb...
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- 18. Jan. 2007, 14:41
any

Greanfield Black Tea with cinnamon, Ahmad

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[quote][b][user]Urban_Hero-RU[/user][/b] sagte: Greanfield Black Tea with cinnamon, Ahmad[/quote]

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- crabduck schrieb...
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- 18. Jan. 2007, 15:24
Not very adventurous I'm afraid - a good Assam for me, usually tea first and then milk.

More important to me is the great unanswered question: which biscuit?

I'm a fan of a good digestive or malted milk, perhaps a plain chocolate digestive if I think I've been extra good (and the missus isn't looking)

[quote][b][user]crabduck[/user][/b] sagte: Not very adventurous I'm afraid - a good Assam for me, usually tea first and then milk. More important to me is the great unanswered question: which biscuit? I'm a fan of a good digestive or malted milk, perhaps a plain chocolate digestive if I think I've been extra good (and the missus isn't looking) [/quote]

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- DJDump schrieb...
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- 18. Jan. 2007, 15:42
Er, mainly "ordinary" tea for me - specifically TeaDirect fair trade teabags. Whilst I'm here, the tea is brewed for exactly 3 minutes using freshly boiled (but not boiling) water and the milk (skimmed) is always to be added after the tea.

No biscuits for me, thanks - my body is a temple, Ommm...

When travelling to lands where the kettle is hard to come by and the water is hot, but not boiling - a drinkable approximation of a brew can be made with Earl Grey, which seems more forgiving, though it tastes much better without milk.

[quote][b][user]DJDump[/user][/b] sagte: Er, mainly "ordinary" tea for me - specifically TeaDirect fair trade teabags. Whilst I'm here, the tea is brewed for exactly 3 minutes using freshly boiled (but not boiling) water and the milk (skimmed) is always to be added after the tea. No biscuits for me, thanks - my body is a temple, Ommm... When travelling to lands where the kettle is hard to come by and the water is hot, but not boiling - a drinkable approximation of a brew can be made with Earl Grey, which seems more forgiving, though it tastes much better without milk.[/quote]

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- crabduck schrieb...
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- 18. Jan. 2007, 15:56
DJDump said:
No biscuits for me, thanks - my body is a temple, Ommm...
I try to treat mine with temple like reverence, but I can't help it - really I can't. Call me weak if you wish but I find it hard to resist it when the packet makes those 'come hither' eyes at me. Though the aforementioned missus has a really good disapproving glare which tends to curb my biscuit indulgence to a minimum...

DJDump said:
When travelling to lands where the kettle is hard to come by and the water is hot, but not boiling - a drinkable approximation of a brew can be made with Earl Grey, which seems more forgiving, though it tastes much better without milk.
I can only agree, more than often I've used the humble Earl Grey tea bag in parts unknown to get me through...

[quote][b][user]crabduck[/user][/b] sagte: [quote][b][user]DJDump[/user][/b] said: No biscuits for me, thanks - my body is a temple, Ommm...[/quote] I try to treat mine with temple like reverence, but I can't help it - really I can't. Call me weak if you wish but I find it hard to resist it when the packet makes those 'come hither' eyes at me. Though the aforementioned missus has a [i]really[/i] good disapproving glare which tends to curb my biscuit indulgence to a minimum... [quote][b][user]DJDump[/user][/b] said: When travelling to lands where the kettle is hard to come by and the water is hot, but not boiling - a drinkable approximation of a brew can be made with Earl Grey, which seems more forgiving, though it tastes much better without milk.[/quote] I can only agree, more than often I've used the humble Earl Grey tea bag in parts unknown to get me through...[/quote]

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- Ba-sta schrieb...
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- 27. Jan. 2007, 19:10
Buddha Amacha for me. it costs about €18 but it's the best around. Of course with Spa water, not ordinary drain-water. or else maybe a oorlong first flush. but never heat up the water above 70ºC! It makes green thea taste bitter!!

...Just kidding. I drink the cheapest around. I'm a poor student.

[quote][b][user]Ba-sta[/user][/b] sagte: Buddha Amacha for me. it costs about €18 but it's the best around. Of course with Spa water, not ordinary drain-water. or else maybe a oorlong first flush. but never heat up the water above 70ºC! It makes green thea taste bitter!! ...Just kidding. I drink the cheapest around. I'm a poor student.[/quote]

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- ravenclothing schrieb...
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- 27. Jan. 2007, 20:13
Ringtons!! sweet and milky

[quote][b][user]ravenclothing[/user][/b] sagte: Ringtons!! sweet and milky[/quote]

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- Big_Apple schrieb...
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- 28. Jan. 2007, 16:39
Earl grey and ordinary black tea, in a big mug with milk and sugar! Twinings is the best. Pity that the paper label comes off so easily which leaves you fishing for the little chord in your tea.

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[quote][b][user]Big_Apple[/user][/b] sagte: Earl grey and ordinary black tea, in a big mug with milk and sugar! Twinings is the best. Pity that the paper label comes off so easily which leaves you fishing for the little chord in your tea. [/quote]

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- Toast_Master schrieb...
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- 30. Jan. 2007, 0:09
Rooibos, but only the posh Waitrose kind.

Double Dragon jasmine scented green tea.

Yerba Mate when I'm feeling all Argentine.

And standard builders' PG with lots of milk.

I love tea, me.

[quote][b][user]Toast_Master[/user][/b] sagte: Rooibos, but only the posh Waitrose kind. Double Dragon jasmine scented green tea. Yerba Mate when I'm feeling all Argentine. And standard builders' PG with lots of milk. I love tea, me. [/quote]

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- Ulika schrieb...
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- 1. Feb. 2007, 15:32
black tea with milk

21 techno century

[quote][b][user]Ulika[/user][/b] sagte: black tea with milk[/quote]

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- Dhanek schrieb...
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- 3. Feb. 2007, 13:09
black tea :>

[quote][b][user]Dhanek[/user][/b] sagte: black tea :>[/quote]

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- adambyron schrieb...
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- 3. Feb. 2007, 19:42
I depends on my busyness.

In a rush:
Black tea bag in a cup, boiling water, 3 mins brewing. Milk added after tea, just before removing bag.

Occasional detox:
Green tea bag in a cup, water allowed to come off the boil, 2 mins brewing. No milk.

Time for a sit down:
Pot-brewed tea bags, boiling water, 4 mins brewing (with tea cosy). Milk added before tea.

Ample time for a nice rest:
Pot-brewed loose-leaf tea. Needs a tea strainer, but worth it. Big leaves, big taste. Mmm.

Biscuit accompaniment:
Rich tea or ginger nut. Excellent dunkers.

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[quote][b][user]adambyron[/user][/b] sagte: I depends on my busyness. [b]In a rush:[/b] Black tea bag in a cup, boiling water, 3 mins brewing. Milk added after tea, just before removing bag. [b]Occasional detox:[/b] Green tea bag in a cup, water allowed to come off the boil, 2 mins brewing. No milk. [b]Time for a sit down:[/b] Pot-brewed tea bags, boiling water, 4 mins brewing (with tea cosy). Milk added before tea. [b]Ample time for a nice rest:[/b] Pot-brewed loose-leaf tea. Needs a tea strainer, but worth it. Big leaves, big taste. Mmm. [b]Biscuit accompaniment:[/b] Rich tea or ginger nut. Excellent dunkers. [/quote]

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- Greenah schrieb...
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- 9. Feb. 2007, 3:42
London Bus
A caddy styled as a classic London bus, serving 25 teabags of exquisite English Afternoon Tea.

love it :)

tea with milk is bad because the tea looses it benefits ;)

[quote][b][user]Greenah[/user][/b] sagte: London Bus A caddy styled as a classic London bus, serving 25 teabags of exquisite English Afternoon Tea. love it :) tea with milk is bad because the tea looses it benefits ;)[/quote]

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- Vassili_Z schrieb...
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- 9. Feb. 2007, 7:20
I think tea doesn't loose benefits with tea but just its taste and flavor. I don't drink tea with milk eaither.

Climb the mountains and get their good tidings. Nature's peace will flow into you as sunshine flows into trees. The winds will blow their own freshness into you, and the storms their energy, while cares will drop off like autumn leaves. (by John Muir)

[quote][b][user]Vassili_Z[/user][/b] sagte: I think tea doesn't loose benefits with tea but just its taste and flavor. I don't drink tea with milk eaither.[/quote]

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- Greenah schrieb...
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- 10. Feb. 2007, 20:15
Well, my doctor told me...

[quote][b][user]Greenah[/user][/b] sagte: Well, my doctor told me... [/quote]

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- Napally schrieb...
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- 16. Feb. 2007, 12:53
At the moment, I really like Cherry and Cinnamon tea. I've only recently come across it but it's just delicious!

[quote][b][user]Napally[/user][/b] sagte: At the moment, I really like Cherry and Cinnamon tea. I've only recently come across it but it's just delicious![/quote]

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- tute666 schrieb...
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- 18. Feb. 2007, 12:49
Milk in tea?
Heresy!

When in deadly danger
When beset by doubt
Run in little circles
Wave your arms and shout

[quote][b][user]tute666[/user][/b] sagte: Milk in tea? Heresy![/quote]

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- crack33 schrieb...
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- 18. Feb. 2007, 19:42
Lapacho and fruit tea, both from some bio-food company.

And as milk doesn't add anything to the taste of these two, I don't drink them with it.

Also, I seem to have some kind of a minor lactose intolerance or something like that.

[quote][b][user]crack33[/user][/b] sagte: Lapacho and fruit tea, both from some bio-food company. And as milk doesn't add anything to the taste of these two, I don't drink them with it. Also, I seem to have some kind of a minor lactose intolerance or something like that.[/quote]

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- [Gelöschter Benutzer] schrieb...
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- 18. Feb. 2007, 23:06
I love tea! I will drink almost any kind (except for this one kind I had the other day and I hated it, it was the red kind of lipton pyramid tea) and I usually drink it without milk or sugar. Just plain. :) Sometimes honey or lemon if I feel like it.

But usually not. :)

[quote][b][user][/user][/b] sagte: I love tea! I will drink almost any kind (except for this one kind I had the other day and I hated it, it was the red kind of lipton pyramid tea) and I usually drink it without milk or sugar. Just plain. :) Sometimes honey or lemon if I feel like it. But usually not. :)[/quote]

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- Suzozo schrieb...
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- 21. Feb. 2007, 10:50
Can't beat cinnamon tea with honey. Yumm

[quote][b][user]Suzozo[/user][/b] sagte: Can't beat cinnamon tea with honey. Yumm[/quote]

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- sunspotter schrieb...
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- 25. Feb. 2007, 16:20
yogi tea jamaica! :oD in a big mug with a bit of sugar and some milk.

[quote][b][user]sunspotter[/user][/b] sagte: yogi tea jamaica! :oD in a big mug with a bit of sugar and some milk.[/quote]

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