Lol, that is so cute. He is adorable - and so, so English!

(And SO posh!).

You took the words right out of my mouth!


 

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*Thuds at the thought*


Why do I suddenly crave a cuppa?

*goes searching for her extra big tea cups*

I am British and don't really drink that much tea. Sometimes I feel ashamed of myself.

That was a lovely video!  You can just tell Ben cares deeply about his cuppa!!   He's put a lot of thought into what he likes and dislikes when it comes to tea. 

Both Dan and I love Earl Grey tea - just with a bit of milk in it (but we are perfectly happy to drink it without). 

Lately, we have been getting a special blend tea from a shop in town where they blend their own.  It's called "On the Waterfront" and has Rooibos, Peppermint and Spearimint leaves, Ginger, Apple and Almond pieces, and Hibicus, Rose and Osmanthus petals in it.  Really, really good. Loose leaf - so we out it in a tea ball.

-Val

I'm pretty much sitting in front of the house then, in the cold...
I always push my tea bags with a spoon. I like the way they "feel" :D Also I'm not very patient.

I love tea. Usually it's PG for breakfast, and then a mixed variety through the day... With black tea, I always add milk. I like it that every british household has got a kettle. Here everybody seems crazy about coffee. Drinking tea is like a bad habit - you cannot stop.
 

Being American I do love coffee, but I also love tea and enjoy both depending on my mood.
Earl Grey is my absolute favorite with Irish Breakfast close behind.

Of course, being from the Southern United States, I adore sweet iced tea and have consumed gallons of it in my life.     I actually tried some Earl Grey iced once and it was lovely.