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Topic	English breakfast tea is my new favorite thing in the world
eating4fun 07/12/19 2:27:03 PM #6:	Dynalo posted... It's fine, I have it on occasion. I prefer earl grey if I'm just having a "normal" cup of tea. It's definitely better than boring old orange pekoe tea though. But I have a rather ridiculous collection of teas from David's Tea so the flavours I have are quite varied. Yesterday I had a chocolate macaroon black tea that was quite delicious. Today I'll probably have a cup of banana grapefruit black tea. 30 years from now, we'll look back at this time period, and find that weird, exactly how cookbooks from the 50's had hundreds of ways of cooking food into jello. --- Your palace may last forever, but my yurt can go anywhere. <cite>eating4fun posted [p:924594244] in English br... [t:77858634]...</cite> <quote><cite>Dynalo posted...</cite> <quote>It's fine, I have it on occasion. I prefer earl grey if I'm just having a "normal" cup of tea. It's definitely better than boring old orange pekoe tea though. But I have a rather ridiculous collection of teas from David's Tea so the flavours I have are quite varied. Yesterday I had a chocolate macaroon black tea that was quite delicious. Today I'll probably have a cup of banana grapefruit black tea.</quote> 30 years from now, we'll look back at this time period, and find that weird, exactly how cookbooks from the 50's had hundreds of ways of cooking food into jello. --- Your palace may last forever, but my yurt can go anywhere.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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