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Dear Garda hellicopter, **** you.
I was infact asleep, first time in over a month I've been asleep before 2am and you come and wake me and are still outside sounding like a chain saw 15 mins later
As for milk in tea, well it depends on the tea.
Lyons gold blend, then yes just enough milk to turn it the same colour as a rich tea bicuit and one sugar please.
But I will have my Assam, early grey, gun powder green tea, Jasmine tea, apple and rose hip tea and raspberry leaf tea with out milk.0 -
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Lyons green label for me and the same with the milk. Never tried herbal teas now. What are they like? Hope that helicopter goes away soon tooDear Garda hellicopter, **** you.
I was infact asleep, first time in over a month I've been asleep before 2am and you come and wake me and are still outside sounding like a chain saw 15 mins later
As for milk in tea, well it depends on the tea.
Lyons gold blend, then yes just enough milk to turn it the same colour as a rich tea bicuit and one sugar please.
But I will have my Assam, early grey, gun powder green tea, Jasmine tea, apple and rose hip tea and raspberry leaf tea with out milk.
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Lyons green label for me and the same with the milk. Never tried herbal teas now. What are they like?
All teas are herbal it's just that we get used to a certain blend.
I started out trying other black teas, like Ulong, Darjeeling and Assam,
which are simular to lyons and went from there. They are the same range of flavours which makes it easier to drink.
A pot of jasmine flower tea with a smidge of honey is my pot of peace and time out, to just sit sipping it, bliss.
I've one pot for black teas, one for earl grey, one for jasmine tea and a korean mug set for loose green tea. and that's just the tea stuff never mind the coffee stuff.Hope that helicopter goes away soon too
I hope so too, there is no traffic out there what so ever, so it has to be a mucking about/ training excerise. But seriously you'd think they'd have more cop on, no idea when I will get back to sleep now.:mad:0 -
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Have you tried the peppermint tea? Thank you for letting me know that.0 -
Love peppermint tea, it's very soothing
Also love most herbal teas, and no, would not take milk in anything that's not Lyons
Have never really tried Assam or Ceylon or Earl Grey or any of those teas... I suppose i should educate my palate a bit....... (would you put milk in those then?)0 -
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Love peppermint tea, it's very soothing
Also love most herbal teas, and no, would not take milk in anything that's not Lyons
Have never really tried Assam or Ceylon or Earl Grey or any of those teas... I suppose i should educate my palate a bit....... (would you put milk in those then?)
There's peppermint tea in the house and camomile but I guess I consider them to be more medicinal teas, peppermint for tummy issues and camomile for soothing frazzled nerves rather then everyday teas.
If i put milk in black teas such as assam or earl grey depends on my mood tbh, some people do, some don't.
IF your up in dublin and want to try some of those teas the Tea Garden on the Quays is great for a quiet spot to sit and sip tea.
http://www.tea-garden.eu/0 -
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