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    TEA IN THE UK IN THE 1940’s….

    TreecaBy Treeca17 July 2011No Comments1 Min Read
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    In the 1940’s the United Kingdom was considered to have the highest tea consumption in the world.

    The country’s love of tea is perhaps best represented by the tea card phenomenon which gripped the country during this period.

    Tea cards were illustrated cards contained in packets of loose tea leaves. They were meant to be collected by children as their parents bought tea for household consumption, these cards are now collectors’ items, many of which have been illustrated by renowned artists.

    Source: www.boh.com.my

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    1. brokendownangel on 17 July 2011 8:00 PM

      the history of tea is fascinating, thanks for sharing it x

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    2. Barmac on 17 July 2011 8:21 PM

      Your very welcome :):) x

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    3. janetweightreed on 18 July 2011 6:33 AM

      BDA is aboslutely right…the history of tea spans continents, class structures, economics and so much more. Thank you once again Barbara for another fascinating post on the subject:)xx

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      • Barmac on 18 July 2011 7:27 PM

        Your very welcome Janet 🙂 x

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    4. huttriver on 18 July 2011 9:08 AM

      And we got our tea drinking habits from the English.

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      • Barmac on 18 July 2011 7:28 PM

        And most certainly our afternoon tea habits :)):):)

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    5. deleted user on 18 July 2011 8:57 PM

      A nice cup and plate. Very traditional of tea in UK!

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      • Barmac on 19 July 2011 6:52 AM

        Thanks, they are vintage 🙂

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      • imdhqeprdb on 11 October 2020 12:24 PM

        Muchas gracias. ?Como puedo iniciar sesion?

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