How do you have your tea?

[Corefile]

Kids nowadays don't use kettles in Britain. It's all done via the Microwave oven and heating water to just warm enough for tea is no different. Sounds like some old school, last century traditions still being practiced on here.

 

[Scepticalscribe]

Kids nowadays don't use kettles in Britain.

Thankfully, I'm not a kid.

It's all done via the Microwave oven and heating water to just warm enough for tea is no different.

I don't use a microwave for cooking food - I use an oven and a stove-top for that - let alone for heating water for tea or coffee.

A kettle allows for control and precision, above all, when preparing coffee.

And I still use tea-pots and coffee pots.

Sounds like some old school, last century traditions still being practiced on here.

And nothing wrong with that.

 

[Scepticalscribe]

I may have mentioned that I am also quite partial to the chai that one obtains in central Asia, or east Africa.

 

[Richard8655]

Water boiled in a glass electric kettle. After 10 minutes over black tea with a wedge of lemon and a spot of honey.

 

[avro707]

Rarely do I drink tea, but if so the water is boiled from a coffee machine that has a hot water wand.

The only tea I have is usually ginger tea.

 

[Huntn]

Associated a lot with fasting:

• Green tea- plain hot.
• Red Rooibos tea- plain hot.
• Hazelnut flavored chicory herbal tea- hot.

 

[Certificate of Excellence]

I drink alot of iced sun tea especially in the spring and summer time. It's a mix of orange Peko black tea and good earth traditional sweet & spicy blend and I sweeten it with Lakanto monkfruit to keep it zero-calorie.