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[Jackus]

Strong, with 2 sugars.

I have recently been drinking it without sugar... Its better than i thought it would be.
hmmm

[Akira]

Black tea, bit of cream, cinnamon, tiny bit of honey. We don't have anymore black tea, though, and apparently my town doesn't like to stock it or something So I've been settling for regular tea, nothing added.

[Hydrogen]

I'm not really much of a tea fan...nor a fan of coffee...or soda, though I drink it when I need to stay awake...I like water a lot .

[Sweeney]

Earl Gray with lemon, thanks

Edited by Sunscorch, 11 November 2007 - 04:03 AM.

[sarah.]

Normal tea which I guess, is what some other countries call "English Tea", with milk and sugar.

None of that "fruit tea" or anything like that. Horrible stuff.

[Sida]

Milk and two sugars

[Jackus]

i have just had an earl grey... i realy like the smell.
I just got the "zing in my ding-a-ling" lol

[Hazard]

Milk and 4 sugars

[Sweeney]

Milk and 4 sugars

Four sugars?
Why don't you just drink maple syrup and be done with it?

[Hazard]

Four sugars?
Why don't you just drink maple syrup and be done with it?

Because that wouldnt be tea Is it only me that takes four sugars then

[Sweeney]

Because that wouldnt be tea Is it only me that takes four sugars then

Surely four sugars overpowers the taste of the infusion anyway?

[Hazard]

Surely four sugars overpowers the taste of the infusion anyway?

I dont think it does maybe my tea spoons are smaller than yours

[Rush]

I like the one with milk. I think they call it Chai Tea.
Its quite sweet though.
For green tea, I put two tablespoons of sugar. I like it chilled too.

[Waser Lave]

Milk + 2 sugars/preferably honey.

Tea tastes so much better with honey.

[phalkon]

green tea.

hot.

maybe a spot of honey.

[mim]

tea? i dont like the taste of grass.

[philywilly]

The only tea I drink is Bubble Tea.. I wonder why it's even called bubble tea...

[Waser Lave]

I wonder why it's even called bubble tea...

Because it has tea in it?

[SandStorm]

Strong, no sugar, occasionaly with a tad bit of milk

[DudeOnline]

Green tea, hot and unsweetened.

[philywilly]

Because it has tea in it?

You sure? To me it's more like just a smoothie.

[SandStorm]

I like the one with milk. I think they call it Chai Tea.
Its quite sweet though.

Oh man, Chai tea is the thing! Heat it up on one of those rainy days and it cheers me up to the full! But Iv never heard of bubble tea...Ill have to try it sometime...when I have room in my cabinate for another packet of tea

[Jewbert]

Just about everyone where I live drinks their tea COLD and very SWEET. I don't drink tea too often but when I do,
I get unsweet and add some Splenda. Less caloric than sweet tea.
-shrug- I don't really care for tea all too much.

[Waser Lave]

You sure? To me it's more like just a smoothie.

Well I've never actually heard of it, but Wikipedia says it has tea in it.

Bubble tea is a tea beverage that originated in Taiwan[1] in the 1980s. A common misconception is that the term "bubble" refers to the tapioca balls in the drink. This is not true as the term "bubble" actually refers to the layer of bubbles that form on top of the drink when it is shaken[unreliable source?]. The chewy tapioca balls are often called "pearls," and are consumed along with the beverage through a wide straw. Bubble tea is especially popular in many East Asian and Southeast Asian regions such as Taiwan, Brunei, China (including Hong Kong and Macau), Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore, South Korea, Thailand, Indonesia, Vietnam, Australia and New Zealand.

[redlion]

...you can't find good hot tea in the states. I've tried. So I drink green tea with a sugar or two, or iced tea (which has the equivalent of like 5 sugars).

Another question: leaves or bags?