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I hope not!
Hope you had fun.
We had a lovely holiday. Not looking forward to next couple of days back at work - got some tricky practicalities and intense sessions. But then should calm down a little.
I will put the kettle on for tea... Earl Grey anyone?
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No no. I'm not that easy to get rid of.
It was ok, felt a little cliquey but found a few folks to geek out with.
Oh that's annoying but glad you found a few friendlies. Pretty much all of the munches I have been to have been friendly. A few had a few little closed groups, but meh, didn't want to talk to them anyway
This is probably heinous, but I have read about some chestnut flavoured tea in US and I feel I have to have some.. I am eking out the jeju tea my friend brought me when she visited from Korea and it's so delicious, I am going to need something fantastic to take its place when it's gone
Won't chestnut flavoured tea be very sweet? Hmmm. I think you need to try some and report back.
I have been enjoying what I call popcorn tea, that a nice person brought over from Japan. It isn't really popcorn, but it smells and tastes like it
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Oh god' that sounds good.
So good.
My life has become excited over tea.
I really love chestnuts. If it's unsweetened it might not be too sweet I think? I am thinking like chestnut stuffed cabbage and roast chestnuts and nut roasts, rather than chestnuts with vanilla and Mont Blanc.
My school here had a sweet chestnut tree and a friend my first year showed me the nuts, and we used to eat them raw in break time.
Roast chestnuts - now you're talking! Mmmmm. Especially from street sellers - how do they get them so delicious?
Tea is awesome. I had several amazing kinds of high quality, which, long story short, I don't have now. All different interesting Chinese teas, loose leaf. And the little tea pot broke
But I know where to get replacements one day
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Roast chestnuts - now you're talking! Mmmmm. Especially from street sellers - how do they get them so delicious?
Tea is awesome. I had several amazing kinds of high quality, which, long story short, I don't have now. All different interesting Chinese teas, loose leaf. And the little tea pot broke
But I know where to get replacements one day
Hi Lucy, Elle, tea fanatics both...! Love my tea, drink heaps everyday from the tea groves of Yorkshire. Well, that's what the box implies - Yorkshire Tea is very strongly flavoured and deep coloured. Of late I have had to move to the decaff version... too much staying awake after 6 or 7 large mugs of tea each day!
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Surely an oxymoron - weak Yorkshire tea!
Just sinking a pint now... tea bag left in for ages!
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Hahaha, I had a nice northern colleague say to me once when I was making them tea and wondering how long to leave the tea bag in for
"That tea bag needs to make a commitment to that tea. You just leave it in a good long while."
Loved the idea of a teabag making a commitment
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Hahaha, I had a nice northern colleague say to me once when I was making them tea and wondering how long to leave the tea bag in for
"That tea bag needs to make a commitment to that tea. You just leave it in a good long while."
Loved the idea of a teabag making a commitment
What a great comment! My teabags are some of the most committed in Yorkshire I think, often found still in the mug when the tea is long gone!
I must admit that in all my wandering a around Yorkshire I never yet found the tea plantations they make Yorkshire tea from, but the cheese is not bad, Gromit!
What a great comment! My teabags are some of the most committed in Yorkshire I think, often found still in the mug when the tea is long gone!
I must admit that in all my wandering a around Yorkshire I never yet found the tea plantations they make Yorkshire tea from, but the cheese is not bad, Gromit!
Those plantations are a well kept secret. Like area 51.
Gosh, it was chilly today. Like a proper autumn day. A nice one. I kept looking at my clothes, wanting to wear a t-shirt, but kept having to remind myself it is now chilly out there, so long sleeves it was. Definitely a good choice.
I had the most delicious brownie I have had in years today. In Nandos of all places
That really moist, chocolately, caramelly melty deliciousness. Mmmmmm. Almost orgasmic.
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Lol if I put on a good enough spread?
With Belle? Maybe on a Saturday in November? And Lucy, and master Nick if he were able, and one other, a very nice person I have met from GB, if I trust enough to invite to my house.....
Have you and Lucy met yet? Could be the opportunity.
We have not.
Saturdays we can probably do. November has a few things in it, but if it doesn't clash and Belle is up for it we can probably slog round the M25 and down a bit.
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