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Crossposted from: https://rss.ponder.cat/post/71149
Get outa here. I love tea.
I drink loose leaf and builder tea. Each have their place.
what’s builder tea like in a bag?
Can you get it any other way? I’m referring to PG tips / Yorkshire Tea / Tetley etc.
Love PG Tips, call me a cheap date
I have had loose tea that you have to prepare with a little steeping ball and tea in teabags I just have never heard of ‘builder’s tea’. it doesn’t sound like a brand so what does it mean?
edit: i gave up and googled it, now i understand, i usually drink my builder’s tea without milk or sugar!
It’s what Brit’s call bog-standard supermarket teabags.
Na, builder’s tea is just very strong tea, like leaving the (bog-standard supermarket) tea bag in there for about ten minutes
That just sounds like a normal tea to me!
Is it still builder’s if you add the milk at the latter part of the steeping?
On the one hand if that’s a normal tea then you’re an absolute builder, on the other I don’t think any builder would ever call brewing the tea “steeping”!
Lister of smeg? Is that you?
Yes princess, won’t you join me in this tent?
CHASTICHEAT
lol i was editing my comment right as you replied. Thank you for the help :)
i usually drink irish breakfast builder’s tea!
Builders tea is (cheap) english breakfast in a tea bag.
Often served very strong with a lot of suger, and a bit of milk.
You are older than you feel.