What is in your cup?

[bjones6416]

Originally Posted by ProfCrash

use the bags and not the ball.

I love the bags. I admit, I use them even at home.

[beppe]

I know all the residuals logos behind the balls. I just wanted to see if you were sharp enough. Of course that I will use the bags. Thank you. You should see my smile, fgrom here to there ...

[beppe]

Originally Posted by bjones6416

I love the bags. I admit, I use them even at home.

Thanks a lot to you also Betty dear.

[astra]

Originally Posted by astra

Pu-Erh aged.

[Latinandgreek]

"Cranberry" tea. I'm about to relax after my long day and watch some "Six Feet Under". I'm going through a t.v. watching period - sometimes I don't watch t.v. for months at a time, sometimes I go through periods where I I love to have the t.v. on, even just to be background noise.

[desertblues]

COld Arabica- coffee.

[astra]

A cup of Pai Mu Tan. A bit of white stuff.
Although in the light of the latest events I think the next one is going to be whisky.
Poisonous snake raised its fugly head and bites...

[bjones6416]

Originally Posted by beppe

Thanks a lot to you also Betty dear.

You were teasing us! And thank you, beppe dear!

[Stitchawl]

Woke up this morning
Feeling kinda glad
My baby made me breakfast
Best I ever had

Good morning all! Another winter day starting with a mug of East India Company's Royal Breakfast tea! Nice way to greet the day!

Originally Posted by bjones6416 View Post
I love the bags. I admit, I use them even at home.

I spend about a half hour every couple of weeks, sitting at the kitchen table filling tea bags. It really makes my life much easier in the long run. I buy loose leaf tea because it tastes better, in bulk because it's cheaper, but don't want to bother with infusers every time I want a cup! I store the filled tea bags in tins on the shelf, and the remaining teas in their foil bags or tins out of sight. Being that I'm pretty messy, there is always a lot of different teas left scattered on the kitchen paper I'm working over, so at the end of the filling operation I gather that mixture together, put it into a tea bag, and drink that. And each time, after tasting the blend, I remind myself not to do that the next filling.

Stitchawl

[Stitchawl]

Second cup and switching to Williamson's Assam. It's not a particularly strong Assam and I'm feeling weak this morning. We go well together.


Stitchawl

[beppe]

Originally Posted by Stitchawl

Woke up this morning
Feeling kinda glad
My baby made me breakfast
Best I ever had

Good morning all! Another winter day starting with a mug of East India Company's Royal Breakfast tea! Nice way to greet the day!



I spend about a half hour every couple of weeks, sitting at the kitchen table filling tea bags. It really makes my life much easier in the long run. I buy loose leaf tea because it tastes better, in bulk because it's cheaper, but don't want to bother with infusers every time I want a cup! I store the filled tea bags in tins on the shelf, and the remaining teas in their foil bags or tins out of sight. Being that I'm pretty messy, there is always a lot of different teas left scattered on the kitchen paper I'm working over, so at the end of the filling operation I gather that mixture together, put it into a tea bag, and drink that. And each time, after tasting the blend, I remind myself not to do that the next filling.

Stitchawl

Best post (general purpose) since long time. Useful and entertaining

[maianhvk]

where I study is cold - 10 degrees. on the contrary, my home city is hot: 30 degrees. Which makes me put ice cubes in everything I drink.

right now: nothing.
5 mins ago: ice tea by Lipton. peach flavor.

[Stitchawl]

The afternoon wind certainly woke me up! Damn, it's chilly outside. 2.5c plus 60kph gives a pretty low minus temp wind chill factor!

Warming up with a mug full of Ahmad English Breakfast tea. It's not just for breakfast any more!

Stitchawl

[pdurrant]

Coke Zero #1

[astra]

A warming up cup of Ahmad Hampton Breakfast.