Medium Regular Tea, Black Please

[epona]

Originally Posted by littleraven7726

I don't think so. I drink my tea with honey in it.

The only time I've heard of putting milk in tea is if you're making chai tea.

Ah now milk in tea is a very English thing, I always have mine with a bit of semi-skimmed

But cream is way too rich IMO. Now it can be nice in coffee mind you.

 

[goldenkitty45]

That's what I thought - England drinks tea with milk in it. I'll drink it either way - so right at home no matter where I am.

 

[natalie_ca]

Originally Posted by Epona

Ah now milk in tea is a very English thing, I always have mine with a bit of semi-skimmed

But cream is way too rich IMO. Now it can be nice in coffee mind you.

I'm in Canada and drink Tetely tea with milk in it, no sweetener.

I also drink decaf coffee with milk in it, no sweetener.

However I have been drinking a fruit flavoured herbal tea with Splenda in it. It's really tasteless without it.

 

[littleraven7726]

Originally Posted by Epona

Ah now milk in tea is a very English thing, I always have mine with a bit of semi-skimmed

But cream is way too rich IMO. Now it can be nice in coffee mind you.

I'd have to have soy milk then.

I don't think I've ever put soy milk in tea. Coffee yes. Silk is the best though.