Tea v Coffee etc
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Tea v Coffee etc
So PG might be sold off because we don,t drink enough and drink more coffee
Bugger off! I drink a minimum off 6 cups a day. Cannot stand seeing people walking round with a coffee to go. And am simply not in to the coffee of a million varieties culture.
Tea is king. Full stop. Why did we become so American and not British (or Japanese and Chinese who have the same views on tea). Don't mind a coffee but it's not my cup of tea.lol
Bugger off! I drink a minimum off 6 cups a day. Cannot stand seeing people walking round with a coffee to go. And am simply not in to the coffee of a million varieties culture.
Tea is king. Full stop. Why did we become so American and not British (or Japanese and Chinese who have the same views on tea). Don't mind a coffee but it's not my cup of tea.lol
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Since binning the milk (found out it gives me reflux ), I’ve become a tea snob.
PG is builder’s tea, without milk it’s rank.
Yorkshire
or Twining Everyday
and yow cun shove that Earl Grey upya ****!
Do like a proper large expresso in the morning...got a triple shot portafilter basket just to wind up the coffee snobs
Probably can blame the tea recession on those ‘kin hipsters again
PG is builder’s tea, without milk it’s rank.
Yorkshire
or Twining Everyday
and yow cun shove that Earl Grey upya ****!
Do like a proper large expresso in the morning...got a triple shot portafilter basket just to wind up the coffee snobs
Probably can blame the tea recession on those ‘kin hipsters again
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For both coffee and tea, people are turning to higher end products. Ground coffee instead of instant. Earl Gray instead of PG. Loose leaf instead of tea bags.
Personally, I can't stand the flavour of coffee so only tea for me. I stopped adding milk (cause it was too much hassle to take milk to work) years ago and quickly realised the likes of PG or Tetley are pretty much undrinkable without milk. Switched to higher quality teabags such as Darjeeling, Ceylon and Earl Gray for a while (which taste horrible with milk).
Now it's loose leaf only for me, mostly drinking the Orange Pekoe from Chá Gorreana since visiting the plantation in the Azores. Is the only tea grown in Europe and they grow without pesticides. They also have a limited production tea called "Orange Pekoe Ponta Branca" that is sold in a tin. It's not always available, but if you can get some while stocks last, it's really a class above the rest! Their green tea is also very good.
If you're ever in the US or Canada, you should check out David's Tea . They have some really awesome tea blends. I got a really great black tea with dark chocolate and blueberries. Sadly they don't deliver outside of US/Canada! Happily I have a Canadian friend here who gets her parents to send it over for me!
Personally, I can't stand the flavour of coffee so only tea for me. I stopped adding milk (cause it was too much hassle to take milk to work) years ago and quickly realised the likes of PG or Tetley are pretty much undrinkable without milk. Switched to higher quality teabags such as Darjeeling, Ceylon and Earl Gray for a while (which taste horrible with milk).
Now it's loose leaf only for me, mostly drinking the Orange Pekoe from Chá Gorreana since visiting the plantation in the Azores. Is the only tea grown in Europe and they grow without pesticides. They also have a limited production tea called "Orange Pekoe Ponta Branca" that is sold in a tin. It's not always available, but if you can get some while stocks last, it's really a class above the rest! Their green tea is also very good.
If you're ever in the US or Canada, you should check out David's Tea . They have some really awesome tea blends. I got a really great black tea with dark chocolate and blueberries. Sadly they don't deliver outside of US/Canada! Happily I have a Canadian friend here who gets her parents to send it over for me!
#9
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Roobois in bed
Couple cups from stove top ( bialetti ) in morning
then roobois pm , unless run out then it’s pg
we we’re in Melbourne recently, coffee is certainly king there !
Couple cups from stove top ( bialetti ) in morning
then roobois pm , unless run out then it’s pg
we we’re in Melbourne recently, coffee is certainly king there !
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Aargh.lol
Tea!
Tea!
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You tealophites !
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I tend to use fresh Lavazza beans in the machine. Tried a fair few fancy brands, but value vs flavour Lavazza is prettty good IMO as well as Waitrose’s own branded beans. Usually better than what you get from starbucks/costa, but bean freshness, grind and machine cleanliness can have a big difference in taste - especially scale in the boiler.
If anyone likes to have the odd decaf...Decadent decaf is probably the best decaf you can get, expensive though.
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pre 20 i used to have nothing but water , once start working theres the institutionalised teabreak and post work pint
teenage years much more healthy
teenage years much more healthy
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Green Tea for me, various different types.
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When it hits the fan, it’s time to stop and have a cuppa
Im currently staring at a Range Rover whose electronics have gone haywire, scan tool/tablet in one hand (using SN whilst waiting for it to finish a vehicle scan) cuppa in the other. 😫
Last edited by ALi-B; 03 February 2020 at 01:48 PM.
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