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Anyone drink tea with no milk or sugar? |
>> | No. 13213
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Yes, I always have done. |
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Coffee has a distinct aftertaste that just sticks with you for hours and hours at the back of your throat. Were I a more experienced man I might be able to say it actually tastes like ass, but for now I can only assume it tastes like ass. It certainly has that sort of musty, pervasive character to it that you get from sweaty-arse dirty pants. |
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I'm the type of person who leaves the bag to stew for 20 minutes on occasion - black tea as such is awful. Probably quite nice weak, though. I do find it sticks to the teath and breath a whole lot more than with milk, though. |
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>> | No. 13220
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Yeah, have had black tea for years. Don't really like sugar in hot drinks, and realised that the splash of milk most people put in really isn't that noticeable anyway. |
>> | No. 13221
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Depends. An Earl Grey I drink black, a more bland tea like Barry's or PG Tips needs something a little extra to help it along like a splash of milk. Increasingly, though, I found a pinch of "lemon salt" (instant lemon juice) to be a perfect addition to all black teas. The slight acidity marries well with the bitter notes and amplifies the clean flavour. |
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