Earl Grey tea bag, freshly boiled water, just off the boil (via the filter jug), splash of semi skimmed milk in current favourite mug. Keep the used tea bag in a saucer and after another one has joined it, make a third cup of tea using those tea bags. Repeat at very regular intervals throughout the day. Evening - the same, but with rooibos tea.
With company - tea bags in a pot. (Generally builders as that's what most of our company likes).
After a visit to the nice tea and coffee shop - jasmine or darjeeling loose leaves in a pot until cleaning the pot becomes too much of a faff. Leave the bags of loose tea leaves in the cupboard for a couple of years.
I heat the water in stainless steel kettle I use filtered water type tea morning blend from tea shop. i infuse with a tea ball milk is added biscuits cucumber sandwiches
fidgetbones i thought brits knew how to make tea at birth.
i thought using a tea bag in uk was a criminal offence with £1000 fine and 7 days in jail.
I heat the water in stainless steel kettle I use filtered water type tea morning blend from tea shop. i infuse with a tea ball milk is added biscuits cucumber sandwiches
fidgetbones i thought brits knew how to make tea at birth.
i thought using a tea bag in uk was a criminal offence with £1000 fine and 7 days in jail.
Every time I look at this thread I have to put on the kettle and make a pot of tea. I wonder what prompted @war garden 572 to ask about how we Brits make our tea? Maybe there's a set of wartime diagrams in uninspiring black and white showing how it was done, correctly of course, that he'd like to show us.
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With company - tea bags in a pot. (Generally builders as that's what most of our company likes).
After a visit to the nice tea and coffee shop - jasmine or darjeeling loose leaves in a pot until cleaning the pot becomes too much of a faff. Leave the bags of loose tea leaves in the cupboard for a couple of years.
'The power of accurate observation .... is commonly called cynicism by those that have not got it.
George Bernard Shaw'
I use filtered water
type tea morning blend from tea shop.
i infuse with a tea ball
milk is added
biscuits cucumber sandwiches
fidgetbones i thought brits knew how to make tea at birth.
i thought using a tea bag in uk was a criminal offence
with £1000 fine and 7 days in jail.
What on earth are you talking about???
I wonder what prompted @war garden 572 to ask about how we Brits make our tea?
Maybe there's a set of wartime diagrams in uninspiring black and white showing how it was done, correctly of course, that he'd like to show us.