HairySpotter 6:17 Thu Nov 13
Teapots
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Is it me or do less and less people when making a brew, use a teapot?
Bag in cup aint no good...gotta brew it for a bit aint ya? Couple of stirs and a drain is piss....too long and its bulls blood...
Who on WHO cracks out the teapot, tray, plate of biscuits old skool style?
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Hammer and Pickle
9:32 Fri Nov 14
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Leonard Hatred 2:40 Fri Nov 14
Classic Lenny - don't you ever go changing mate.
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bruuuno
7:28 Fri Nov 14
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I also use cubes. I see them as my one extravagence. I am a man of simple pleasures (probably why I hang around on here)
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bruuuno
7:21 Fri Nov 14
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just sat down with a fresh cuppa to read what delights this thread may hold. Cheers
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paul6565
7:11 Fri Nov 14
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My Mrs gave me a teapot for Christmas last year. Love it, with a tea cosy of course.
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Lily Hammer
2:58 Fri Nov 14
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Leonard Hatred 2:40 Fri Nov 14
Ha ha!
Winner of the most random comment of the year award, right there.
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HairySpotter
2:32 Fri Nov 14
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Knowing who this is? You cheeky cunt, who the fuck are you!?
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Pi Alpha Nu
2:23 Fri Nov 14
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When I saw the title to this thread I thought knowing who this is got to be about poofters.
Quite surprised when looked it was about tea.
Oh, I haven't had tea out of a teapot for yonks it does taste much better than a teabag.
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i-Ron
1:26 Fri Nov 14
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Whomail Fat Jamie
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riosleftsock
1:24 Fri Nov 14
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I use a teapot at weekends as well.
Have a few different teas, but normally stick with red label
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1964
1:14 Fri Nov 14
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I always use a teapot.
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ludo21
1:09 Fri Nov 14
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Love a cup of tea and often use a teapot at the weekend.... but does anyone else find that tea making is very erratic?
Sometimes you make a cracking cuppa that is perfect, next time you do exactly the same with exactly the same ingredients and it's shit.... what's going on there then!?
And no I didn't use Shin's teapot.
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ironsofcanada
11:33 Fri Nov 14
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Eerie Descent 11:29 Fri Nov 14
I know.
But our family didn't drink tea but my nan (the British side obviously) would get mad at us if we tried to use teabags to make her some, when she came over. She would say what I did.
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Coffee
11:30 Fri Nov 14
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ironsofcanada 11:28 Fri Nov 14
I thought it was all grown in Yorkshire?
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Eerie Descent
11:29 Fri Nov 14
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I'm not sure I care a fuck where any of it originates from?
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ironsofcanada
11:28 Fri Nov 14
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Coffee 11:26 Fri Nov 14
Most of the tea as well I would guess.
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BRANDED
11:27 Fri Nov 14
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Bunch of A8 s
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Coffee
11:26 Fri Nov 14
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Those of you that use teapots - all very Asian, isn't it?
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ironsofcanada
11:18 Fri Nov 14
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Those of you that use teabags - all very American isn't it?
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Eerie Descent
11:17 Fri Nov 14
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geoffpikey 8:23 Thu Nov 13
geoff, trust me when I say this, Punjana teabags are better. And I was once a Yorkshire tea nut.
Unfortunately, you can only seem to get them in big Tesco's, but it's worth the hassle.
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Bromley Reject
11:13 Fri Nov 14
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Milk in the cup BEFORE the tea. You don't want to damage your best bone china by pouring hot liquid straight onto the porcelain.
And don't make such a bloody racket when stirring by banging the teaspoon around the inside of the cup. With a bit of practice you can stir perfectly well without touching the sides, plus you won't damage the up (see above)
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