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Excellent….BUT…they drink tea differently, don’t they? ;)x
Oh yes, without milk for a starter :))
they do like their tea, treat it almost with reverence over there x
We are definitely getting the bug in the UK with more tea merchants opening all the time
Almost a reigious experience. Hot water – dunk in teabag, milk and sugar – stir!
Now that’s the quintessentially English way for sure