A few people have mentioned that in this thread, sorry but it sounds like a Redneck tea.Flaming_Maniac wrote:
Sweet Southern Iced Tea
"Sweet Southern" lol
"Sweet Southern" lol
homebrew beer/moonshine/cheap alcohol = redneckTheAussieReaper wrote:
A few people have mentioned that in this thread, sorry but it sounds like a Redneck tea.Flaming_Maniac wrote:
Sweet Southern Iced Tea
"Sweet Southern" lol
southern iced tea = more refined south
You know the stereotype for the south is either extremely unrefined or extremely cultured...
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homebrew beer/moonshine/cheap alcohol = redneckTheAussieReaper wrote:
A few people have mentioned that in this thread, sorry but it sounds like a Redneck tea.Flaming_Maniac wrote:
Sweet Southern Iced Tea
"Sweet Southern" lol
southern iced tea = more refined south
You know the stereotype for the south is either extremely unrefined or extremely cultured...
You've either got the rednecks, or southern high society. White suits, fancy houses, southern tea, and a black maid >_>
Mint julep m8s
Tea sucks
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In my humble opinion
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In my humble opinion
Earl Grey, English Breakfast, French Vanilla.
In that order I think, I haven't had any in a while. Actually, it sounds really good about now.
In that order I think, I haven't had any in a while. Actually, it sounds really good about now.
oolong tea from china, they make the best tea over there. Pissed I only brought only one box home.
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I'm typing this with my left hand, whilst I sup tea from the mug held in my right.
Good idea, TO THE KITCHEN!Scorpion0x17 wrote:
I'm typing this with my left hand, whilst I sup tea from the mug held in my right.
are you wearing a top hat and monacle too, by chance?Scorpion0x17 wrote:
whilst I sup tea from the mug held in my right.
If he were I'd expect him to be drinking from a fine china tea cup, not a mugHome wrote:
are you wearing a top hat and monacle too, by chance?Scorpion0x17 wrote:
whilst I sup tea from the mug held in my right.
I may have been reading too much of The Baroque Cycle by Neal Stephenson recently...Home wrote:
are you wearing a top hat and monacle too, by chance?Scorpion0x17 wrote:
whilst I sup tea from the mug held in my right.
Oh and, sadly, I own neither a top hat, nor a monocle, otherwise I would...
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I take my tea NATO Standard. Milk, 2 sugars.
English Breakfast tea wins.
Earl Grey is nice too on the right occasion, but you got to drink that shit with honey and lemon.
As for all you guys who put the boiling water in BEFORE the milk, you are aware that you are in fact scalding the tea? If you must insist on making tea in the mug and not in a pot, put the milk in first. You WILL taste the difference.
1. Boil water
2. While 1. is occurring, put bag/leaves in ball into mug.
3. Add sugar to taste
4. Add milk to taste
5. Add hot (but not boiling) water to mug. You want to leave your kettle for at least a minute or two after it has boiled before putting that water anywhere near your mug.
6. Allow tea to steep for preferred time.
7. Stir, remove teabag, stir again.
8. ??
9. Profiterole.
English Breakfast tea wins.
Earl Grey is nice too on the right occasion, but you got to drink that shit with honey and lemon.
As for all you guys who put the boiling water in BEFORE the milk, you are aware that you are in fact scalding the tea? If you must insist on making tea in the mug and not in a pot, put the milk in first. You WILL taste the difference.
1. Boil water
2. While 1. is occurring, put bag/leaves in ball into mug.
3. Add sugar to taste
4. Add milk to taste
5. Add hot (but not boiling) water to mug. You want to leave your kettle for at least a minute or two after it has boiled before putting that water anywhere near your mug.
6. Allow tea to steep for preferred time.
7. Stir, remove teabag, stir again.
8. ??
9. Profiterole.
Tis a shame, old chap.Scorpion0x17 wrote:
I may have been reading too much of The Baroque Cycle by Neal Stephenson recently...Home wrote:
are you wearing a top hat and monacle too, by chance?Scorpion0x17 wrote:
whilst I sup tea from the mug held in my right.
Oh and, sadly, I own neither a top hat, nor a monocle, otherwise I would...
I'm having a fucking amazing cup right now. It's really hot, really strong, and I've got a coupla Rocky's to dunk in it.
I love tea.
I love tea.
