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[DucksNuts]

Originally Posted by Clodfobble

The one thing Americans never do to tea is put milk in it. My entire English class was aghast when our British professor started talking about it like it was the most normal thing.

You can get "milk teas" (with tapioca pearls and a hugeass straw) in Japanese bubble tea shops, but they are specialties, and not really considered tea.

If I am having cold green tea....no milk.

As we speak I am enjoying a hot tea, with sugarine and Skinny Milk.

When I was over in the States everyone thought I was mad for having hot tea with milk in the morning.

[Sundae]

Originally Posted by DucksNuts

As we speak I am enjoying a hot tea, with sugarine and Skinny Milk.

When I was over in the States everyone thought I was mad for having hot tea with milk in the morning.

I drink my tea de-caff these days, but the mornings (hot or cold) wouldn't be the same without a proper cuppa. Tetley De-Caff, mashed teabag, milk in last, strong enough to trot a mouse across. Aaaaaaaah!

BTW my new boss - from Adelaide - believes you should put the milk in first for both tea & coffee. I therefore assume this is an Australian tradition and claim all Aussies to be heathens too. I am staying at home and spending all my new wages on myself - travelling is too fraught with danger.