Clotted Cream
marion11111
marion11111 at yahoo.com
Wed Oct 3 03:48:13 UTC 2007
> >
>
> Magpie:
> Wait, huh? It's hard to get a cup of hot tea in America?
>
> Because I've never been to a restaurant or a deli where I live where
> you couldn't get hot tea, often of different types. Though granted
> not all places sell loose tea (though you can get it). But tea as a
> beverage is as common as coffee.
>
> -m
>
marion11111:
This might be a regional trend. Lately I can't seem to get a cup of tea-flavored tea, hot or
cold, anywhere around here. I like black teas. English Breakfast, darjeeling, etc. None of
these green, herbal or fruit flavored teas for me. I get such funny looks when I reject the
jasmine or blackberry or even earl grey tea. Yes, our local coffee shop had iced Earl Grey
one day. I can't imagine it.
Tea should taste like tea. If I wanted Kool-aid, I'd make some myself. *Hmmmpf*
Oh, and milk with hot and lemon with cold. And the milk goes in first and I skip the jam
and just load on lots of clotted cream.
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