wuntyate wrote:  I remember someone at work telling me off for that: 'it's just warm, coloured water that way, not tea!' |
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Vortex808 13,532 posts
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Rivuzu 18,276 posts
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Registered 13 years agoFfs, it's Water of Colour, get with 2020. -
Frogofdoom 15,386 posts
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Registered 8 years agoYorkshire tea is what I drink as well, used to quite like tetley but I've gone right off it now. -
Bichii 2,377 posts
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Registered 3 years agoYorkshire is by far my favourite brand. Leave it in for a few minutes for maximum flavour, maybe a splash of the white stuff but I'm happy having black. -
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Rhaegyr 4,932 posts
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Registered 8 years agoA mate who lives in Africa gets Yorkshire Tea shipped in - can't blame him, every other 'standard' tea I've tasted is pretty poor in comparison. -
JamboWayOh 17,133 posts
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Registered 7 years agoRhaegyr wrote:
WHY DOESN'T HE GET IT DIRECTLY FROM THE FARMERS?!
A mate who lives in Africa gets Yorkshire Tea shipped in - can't blame him, every other 'standard' tea I've tasted is pretty poor in comparison. -
monkman76 15,711 posts
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Registered 12 years agoTwinings gold breakfast tea is good. Pricey, but I'm worth it. -
Imagine the carbon footprint per cup of tea. Shipped all the way from Africa to be mixed together in Harrogate, then shipped back to Africa again. -
Graxlar_v3 9,066 posts
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Registered 2 years agoJamboWayOh wrote:
Cos the EU innit
Rhaegyr wrote:
WHY DOESN'T HE GET IT DIRECTLY FROM THE FARMERS?!
A mate who lives in Africa gets Yorkshire Tea shipped in - can't blame him, every other 'standard' tea I've tasted is pretty poor in comparison. -
My wife really rates M&S Gold and Betty's Tearoom Blend -
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Registered 17 years agoDecks wrote:
https://mobile.twitter.com/rewindthefilth/status/961307897094463489
Imagine the carbon footprint per cup of tea. Shipped all the way from Africa to be mixed together in Harrogate, then shipped back to Africa again. -
Dougs 92,088 posts
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Registered 17 years agoDFawkes wrote:
Yup, Yorkshire insist it needs to be boiling. Not just boiled. Boiling.
Bit of both really. Duration is important, but in places where they just dispense water into a cup for you and stick a teabag in, you'll generally find it won't be hot enough even if you leave it for ages. Also, it really depends on the tea. Some teas need the water as hot as you can manage, others need it quite hot but not boiling. -
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Registered 7 years agoDougs wrote:
That has to be fake, it's far too on the nose.
Decks wrote:
https://mobile.twitter.com/rewindthefilth/status/961307897094463489
Imagine the carbon footprint per cup of tea. Shipped all the way from Africa to be mixed together in Harrogate, then shipped back to Africa again. -
Lukus 22,693 posts
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Registered 15 years agoDougs wrote:
That's fucking brilliant.
Decks wrote:
https://mobile.twitter.com/rewindthefilth/status/961307897094463489
Imagine the carbon footprint per cup of tea. Shipped all the way from Africa to be mixed together in Harrogate, then shipped back to Africa again. -
Lukus 22,693 posts
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Registered 15 years agoAnd also the reason the Pub Landlord doesn't work as a character anymore. -
X201 19,851 posts
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Registered 14 years agoYorkshire Tea's social media person is playing a blinder, there's some great stuff in that thread 
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retro74 2,982 posts
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Registered 12 years agoNot only the Pub Landlord, Brexit people have managed to kill the whole parody genre with their relentless stupidity
For me the Yorkshire Tea bloke must be a parody but there are real people just as thick -
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Registered 8 years agomonkman76 wrote:
A man of taste.
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Bichii 2,377 posts
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Registered 3 years agoLukus wrote:
Haha amazing. I kinda hope it's fake but I imagine it is legit.
Dougs wrote:
That's fucking brilliant.
Decks wrote:
https://mobile.twitter.com/rewindthefilth/status/961307897094463489
Imagine the carbon footprint per cup of tea. Shipped all the way from Africa to be mixed together in Harrogate, then shipped back to Africa again.
Time brew me a fresh Yorkshire in my plumbus mug.
Separate subject, I wish my petrol stations would stop bloody offering me a complimentary copy of the sun! Why the hell would I want that? They often seem genuinely surprised when I say I don't want it. "But it's a free read" :/.
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anephric 3,637 posts
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Registered 13 years agoSometimes I read The Sun so I can make conversation with the lower orders, perhaps in a Danny Dyer voice.
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Registered 14 years agoThames water fitting a meter outside the house. No warning like, just a card through the door telling me to be aware of lead in the water after some essential works being carried out to the supply -
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Registered 14 years agoelstoof wrote:
Just drink the wine.
Thames water fitting a meter outside the house. No warning like, just a card through the door telling me to be aware of lead in the water after some essential works being carried out to the supply -
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Registered 12 years agoanephric wrote:
Yeah it's good to read a copy once in a while to see what the bad people are up to, keep your enemies closer and all that
Sometimes I read The Sun so I can make conversation with the lower orders, perhaps in a Danny Dyer voice.
Perhaps.
I would not buy a copy but it's useful to get a balanced view. I follow a complete helmet from my home town on Twitter that is always retweeting ridiculous right wing trash just so I can see the other side of the debate -
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Registered 16 years agoI'm a tea ponce, it used to be Twinings English Breakfast or Assam but Twinings fucked it up a few years ago so now it's Sainsburys English Breakfast, nothing else will do. Weirdly though it's a 'taste the difference' one and it's actually cheaper than most. I'm the only one who can make it right, even my wife doesn't get it right, my mum could but she's not around now. Given a choice if someone's making me a drink I'll ask for coffee, I can cope with a shit coffee but not a shit tea. -
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Registered 8 years agoI cant drink instant coffee, it tastes nothing like normal coffee. -
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Registered 14 years agoI’m an Azera guy if it’s out the can.
I work in a pretty big building and we have an illey, a benugos and a Costa.
I actually really like the illey but if you don’t like costa because they burn the shit out of the beans, benugos coffee tastes like it’s been roasted in mount doom. It’s absolutely fucking disgusting. -
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Registered 13 years agoYorkshire Tea for me, and quite like the Nescafe Azera Decaf Americano, which isn't too bad.
Daren't drink too much caffeine as someone once told me it can set off labyrinthitis, and I've had 2 nasty spells of that so I'll do anything not to trigger a third.
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No class on here. Earl grey for me.
I do have a pack of yorkshire tea for vistors normally, although I replaced that with PG last time because they were on offer.
Alta Rica is my instant coffee. Although I have some sympathy with the view that buying expensive instant coffee is like putting a cherry on a shit pie.
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