Good point, InsaneApache, I almost wanted to say GAH! Tea or ice tea, they are just the same.
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Good point, InsaneApache, I almost wanted to say GAH! Tea or ice tea, they are just the same.
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PG tips, milk, two sugars please.
Whos got the kettle on?
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iced (but my father prefers tea alot more)
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Every day, normal English breakfast tea, drop of milk, no sugar. Marvellous. For special occasions, Earl Grey. Heaven. Nuff said. Iced Tea is just another anodyne American concoction. McDonald's for tea-drinkers. Hrrumph!
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Tea.
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Tea, Earl Grey will do; milk, no sugar, and a buttered fruit scone with jam and clotted cream. Divine.
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Coffee, dark, and strong. But, my Grandfather was educated in India and showed me Tea. Tea is more of an occasional beverage. On the other hand, my father showed my his "Irish Coffee" which is quite a good thing when I'm really moving slow. I just grab the bottle of Sinny and enjoy.
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