lilbiteb
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Wabbit said:Tea is something that I really can't stand. Just the smallest sip makes me want to puke. It tastes like rancid dish water!
Couldn't (and didn't!) put it better myself! Yuk to tea.
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Wabbit said:Tea is something that I really can't stand. Just the smallest sip makes me want to puke. It tastes like rancid dish water!
SFG75 said:We must've been separated at birth-Earl Grey is awesome.
Kookamoor said:What is it about Earl Grey that makes it taste like that? You either love it or hate it (I'm the latter). I thought there was a particular ingredient in its content that made it taste so different from other black teas. And also, what's 'Lady Grey'?
I could see myself switching from coffee to tea if I had to for health reasons. But since I'm ok so far I drink both!
Crystal said:Green tea, of course. Its flavor can be vaporized into an image of a/the fresh bamboo forest.
Libra6Poe said:I'm not really into hot tea (it just makes me feel like I'm drinking hot water). But my mother loves Harney and Sons HT teas...
Maybe we're just a bunch of oddballs for adding all the extra ingredients to the tea? It reminds me of my other eating habits. I know like one other person who will go to Wendy's and dip their French fries into a frosty.Crystal said:Green tea, of course. Its flavor can be vaporized into an image of a/the fresh bamboo forest.
The onlybagged tea I have had is Lipton rose tea. Couldn't tolerate it. And I don't undestand why people enjoy in putting almost everything in TEA. Like sugar, milk, butter, and others. I was invited to a friend's place who came from India and who made the typical Indian tea. It tasted okay, but I was sort of reluctant to call it tea.