I'm tempted to put a cheese flavoured maize snack in a cup of jasmine tea now to see what effect it has on it.:D:rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by emmilou
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I'm tempted to put a cheese flavoured maize snack in a cup of jasmine tea now to see what effect it has on it.:D:rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by emmilou
Anyone tried tea-pigs tea? Fancy-pants type stuff for fancy-pants prices no doubt, but their "menu" sounded lovely:)
No but you can get a free box...look!!
http://www.teapigs.co.uk/
flippin' eck! Signed up toute suite!:)Quote:
Originally Posted by emmilou
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uUl3rw6swmkQuote:
Originally Posted by wormstone
:D
Cheers ss - that's exactly what went through my mind as I typed! :D
Whistle Pops!:)
That's put me in a Chitty mood now.
:cool: - well, hardly :cool: now, is it?:rolleyes:
Not very :cool:, no. But quite Chrissmissy:)
I see for the so-called 'free tea' you have to buy some first!
I wanted to try before i bought ;)
http://www.teapigs.co.uk/products/gadget/teapots/
By 'eck, there's some fancy looking teapig-pots too! Blackwells cafe down the road sells the stuff, might pop out for some now......
From Teapigs Tea of the Month...the best bit of winter in a cup - spiced winter red tea. A blend of orange, cloves and cinnamon on a red tea base, perfect on a crisp frosty morning or with brandy at bedtime.
Sounds yukky!! :(:o
bleurgghhhh - that's not nice tea :(Quote:
Originally Posted by Derby Tup
hey, I nealy fell for that one then!!! :o:DQuote:
Originally Posted by christopher leigh
Think again matey!Quote:
Originally Posted by christopher leigh
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Originally Posted by christopher leigh
sorry :D
Be warned, reading this may not be for the squeamish :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by Derby Tup
A person here at work likes drinking some kind of red tea. To make matters worse the tea bag is on a string. Needless to say you can have an awful double take moment when you see her dingle dangling her teabag in a cup of water that is slowly turning red :eek: :eek:
That doesn't sound too bad though......:)Quote:
Originally Posted by Derby Tup
Fair point wormstone :cool: Could do with one here - it's ab-sol-utely freezing! :eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by wormstone
Quite nice here in Manchester - sun has managed to shine most of the day so far. Might be nippy enough to require a little something warming later on though :)
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Originally Posted by wormstone
Alright for some :rolleyes: Must have been 25degrees C when I arrived here a week ago. It's probably single figures now. Off to make myself a nice Jasmine tea:cool:
This tea revolution's getting off to a slow start. :rolleyes:
19.29 and I think it is time for a cup of organic earl grey while I stick my potato in to bake. Maybe with a little biscuit appetiser...
Green tea with Pineapple and grapefruit :)
Just got back from a family outing to the Circus of Horrors. Now settling down to a new South Park (in a bit) with a cup of loose leaf green.
This one goes out to all you tea lovers:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IOWA-L3JZO4
"Right!"Said Fred...
Just remembered http://www.nicecupofteaandasitdown.com/ and not sure if it's been mentioned on here before
Oolong Tea for me this morning :cool:
Finally got round to purchasing some Punjana this morning.
I am impressed with the taste, not overwhelmed, but its good none the less!! :cool:
I'm out of my standard rooibos at work. :eek:
I'm on to individually packaged Tetley redbush tea as an alternative. I'll let you know whether they are as bad as the Tetley teas that started this thread.
I can confirm that it's similarly nice to rooibos from the Redbush tea company.
Did I mention it's caffeine-free and is probably very good for you?