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by **Judge** » Tue Nov 22, 2005 3:34 pm

make your tea in a flask, and get someone else to make it, someone like what RB said

by **andy_g** » Tue Nov 22, 2005 3:37 pm

have none of you neanderthals ever heard of a teapot?

here's how its done, ok?

1. boil the kettle
2. while the kettle is boiling put a little milk and sugar in the bottom of the tea cup (or preferably pint mug)
3. when the kettle has boiled swill some hot water around the inside of the pot.
4. empty the water and put in pure leaf assam tea or yorkshire tea bags.
5. add boiling water and leave to stand for AT LEAST 5 minutes.
6. pour brewed tea over top of milk and sugar and enjoy the fecker with biscuits.
7. in winter feel free to add a wee dram of whiskey - its damn fine.

i'm never intentionally dogmatic about anything, but this is the ONLY acceptable way to make tea.

by **Woollyback** » Tue Nov 22, 2005 3:38 pm

noodles and a cup of tea all in one sloppy package, cuts down on doing 2 lots of dishes i suppose :Oo:

by **lawrenson_sarah** » Tue Nov 22, 2005 3:39 pm

Woollyback wrote:noodles and a cup of tea all in one sloppy package, cuts down on doing 2 lots of dishes i suppose

Sickness

by **76-1115222408** » Tue Nov 22, 2005 3:40 pm

When I can be bothered to use my teapot, I do follow the first couple (apart from sugar), but add the teabags to the teapot and let it brew for a few mins.....but most times cant be arsed...for a number of reasons...firstky I drink loads of tea, so it wold just add unnecassry time, but also using the teapot, increases the amount to be washed :idea

by **Woollyback** » Tue Nov 22, 2005 3:43 pm

andy_g wrote:have none of you neanderthals ever heard of a teapot?

here's how its done, ok?

1. boil the kettle
2. while the kettle is boiling put a little milk and sugar in the bottom of the tea cup (or preferably pint mug)
3. when the kettle has boiled swill some hot water around the inside of the pot.
4. empty the water and put in pure leaf assam tea or yorkshire tea bags.
5. add boiling water and leave to stand for AT LEAST 5 minutes.
6. pour brewed tea over top of milk and sugar and enjoy the fecker with biscuits.
7. in winter feel free to add a wee dram of whiskey - its damn fine.

i'm never intentionally dogmatic about anything, but this is the ONLY acceptable way to make tea.

do you use a tea-cosy?

by **andy_g** » Tue Nov 22, 2005 3:43 pm

karim, mate, you haven't got a clue

you never wash a teapot, its like a wok - the deposits from the previous usage add to the flavour of the next one.

by **84-1106852058** » Tue Nov 22, 2005 3:45 pm

If the kettle still has water in it from the last time it was used,do you reboil it or does it have to be fresh?

by **Judge** » Tue Nov 22, 2005 3:46 pm

the picture wont show, but it is jailbait lads

maybe someone can clear it up

by **andy_g** » Tue Nov 22, 2005 3:48 pm

Woollyback wrote:
andy_g wrote:have none of you neanderthals ever heard of a teapot?

here's how its done, ok?

1. boil the kettle
2. while the kettle is boiling put a little milk and sugar in the bottom of the tea cup (or preferably pint mug)
3. when the kettle has boiled swill some hot water around the inside of the pot.
4. empty the water and put in pure leaf assam tea or yorkshire tea bags.
5. add boiling water and leave to stand for AT LEAST 5 minutes.
6. pour brewed tea over top of milk and sugar and enjoy the fecker with biscuits.
7. in winter feel free to add a wee dram of whiskey - its damn fine.

i'm never intentionally dogmatic about anything, but this is the ONLY acceptable way to make tea.

do you use a tea-cosy?

it has been known

by **76-1115222408** » Tue Nov 22, 2005 3:48 pm

andy_g wrote:karim, mate, you haven't got a clue
you never wash a teapot, its like a wok - the deposits from the previous usage add to the flavour of the next one.

Not wash it you nutter, just rinse it with cold water!! Im not that off key Andy!!!

I dont put bloody fairy liquid in the fecker!!! :laugh:

by **drummerphil** » Tue Nov 22, 2005 3:49 pm

Tea.......cant stand the stuff,rather drink my own p!ss with no suger i may add....... :laugh:

by **Woollyback** » Tue Nov 22, 2005 3:53 pm

judge behave yourself :glare:

andy, personally i prefer the home-knitted variety of tea cosy. like a seasoned tea-pot a decent tea cosy should never be washed

by **andy_g** » Tue Nov 22, 2005 3:55 pm

how many people on this thread have made a cup of tea since it started? i'm gagging for one but my girlfriends in the shower.

by **drummerphil** » Tue Nov 22, 2005 3:58 pm

i would gag if i had one

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