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Old 01-30-2011, 05:35 AM   #7360
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Originally Posted by Stitchawl View Post
That's the only type of tea that I WILL use milk and sweetener.

We have a few folks here who talk of adding milk to their tea, but I just realized that I haven't seen anyone here add lemon to hot tea! I thought that was a common European style.

We also don't have anyone drinking tea the Eastern European style with a lump of rock sugar held between the teeth when drinking... My paternal grandmother used to drink her tea that way... I hadn't thought of that in many years. She passed away when I was a young child, but I remember her slipping me pieces of sugar under the table so my parents wouldn't notice.


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I only put milk in Earl Grey tea, and lemon in herbal teas. I don't put milk in my Turkish coffee, though. I do have some friends who drink their Turkish coffee with the lump of sugar in their teeth while drinking, I'm not crazy about the whole lump of sugar business.
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