I couldn't find a way of making an image of the pdf file of Orwell's essay - but then you are not interested with reading anyway.
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I couldn't find a way of making an image of the pdf file of Orwell's essay - but then you are not interested with reading anyway.
Lol - it's an interesting piece, Barry, but before I read what you'd written properly and clicked on the link, I was expecting 11 'bullet points', outlining 'How to make the perfect cup of tea', which I could then cross-reference against your replies, but when I was faced with those reams of text [said 'essay'], to have to plough through first and find what you were referring to, the lazy-ass in me said 'No'...:D;)
Marco.
Hmmm - "the good the bad and the ugly" IMO.Quote:
Originally Posted by struth
The Good: Formosa Jade Oolong. A lovely cup, but must be drunk without milk (as should all fine teas)
The Bad: Pu'Erh. Well I am being a bit critical here, but I don't like fermented teas and also Pu'Erh is high in caffeine.
The Ugly: Blueberry Rooibos. Fruit-flavoured teas are the spawn of Devil as far as I'm concerned; pity as Rooibos is one of my favourite teas, and is virtually caffeine free.
Addendum - Whittard are good, established coffee and tea importers, so I would have any doubts over the quality of their products.
In my yoof, we never had coffee in the house, only loose tea.
I had it with 3 heaped teaspoons of sugar and at the end drank the tea leaves with the sugar....slurp.
Now - only either drink rooibos or herbal tea - can drink 'normal' tea but need sugar to take away the bitterness.
Never touch coffee (never liked it) - find the taste just yuck
Got the blueberry to try a fruit tea tbh Barry as never had one.Quote:
Originally Posted by Barry
I'm new to tea drinking so trying as many as I can.
Do you like warming, spicy wintery flavours, such as a cinnamon and ginger? If so, this will hit the spot, as it's absolutely gorgeous: https://www.teadrop.co.uk/products/malabar-chai
It's our default 'winter tea', especially near Christmas, as it has that 'Christmas cake' flavour appeal. Very warming and comforting, rich and aromatic!
I'd also recommend anything else from that company, Grant. It's all top-notch:)
Marco.
ive got some chai bags.. that loose leaf stuff looks nice thoQuote:
Originally Posted by Marco
Trust me, it's tremendous!:)
Marco.
Ginger green tea.
Nice and warming thishttps://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...819fae779a.jpghttps://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...6356b59f4f.jpg
Jade Oolong. 4mins
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