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Tetley [message #236632] Mi, 29 März 2006 01:48
Steve Marshall  
I've gone off Tetley recently. It's too strong to make a nice mug full. Last
time I tried PG Tips it tasted like leather. Yorkshire is OK but a bit weak.
At the moment I've been trying Sainsbury's own brand which is OK but lacking
something I can't quite put my finger on.

Any thoughts on what produces the best mug of char?

Steve M
Re: Tetley [message #243482 ] Mi, 29 März 2006 08:00
Tian  
Steve Marshall wrote:
> I've gone off Tetley recently. It's too strong to make a nice mug full. Last
> time I tried PG Tips it tasted like leather. Yorkshire is OK but a bit weak.
> At the moment I've been trying Sainsbury's own brand which is OK but lacking
> something I can't quite put my finger on.
>
> Any thoughts on what produces the best mug of char?
>
The only ones available convieniently here are Tetley, Liptons,
Twinnings, Red Rose, and occasionally something else

I liked Red Rose until they started putting out biblical
figurines, much earlier in the Bush Administration. I got
a couple of boxes with those, but I don't like looking at
them on the shelf. I loved them when they did endangered
species figurines. The Circus ones before that were good to.

I prefer Tetley to Liptons by a long shot, and both of them are
better than Twinnings. I'm also looking for the ideal brand of Tea.
From your list you have more brands available to you than I do,
and I envy you that.

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Re: Tetley [message #243483 ] Mi, 29 März 2006 18:52
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Re: Tetley [message #243484 ] Mi, 29 März 2006 21:07
Slightly Interested R[1]  
Steve Marshall wrote:
> I've gone off Tetley recently. It's too strong to make a nice mug full. Last
> time I tried PG Tips it tasted like leather. Yorkshire is OK but a bit weak.
> At the moment I've been trying Sainsbury's own brand which is OK but lacking
> something I can't quite put my finger on.
>
> Any thoughts on what produces the best mug of char?
>
> Steve M

I like a nice strong cuppa so it's Tetley all the way. Besides, I just
bought 160 for the price of 80 so they'll have to do until I run out.

Andy.
Re: Tetley [message #245278 ] So, 09 April 2006 09:45
molfluon  
"Steve Marshall" <sdm [at] atmosBlockA.plus.com> wrote in message
news:4429cb27$0$3594$ed2e19e4 [at] ptn-nntp-reader04.plus.net...
> I've gone off Tetley recently. It's too strong to make a nice mug full.
> Last
> time I tried PG Tips it tasted like leather. Yorkshire is OK but a bit
> weak.
> At the moment I've been trying Sainsbury's own brand which is OK but
> lacking
> something I can't quite put my finger on.
>
> Any thoughts on what produces the best mug of char?
>
> Steve M
>

Co-Op Clipper tea is the best tea bag tea I've ever tasted. You might want
to try that if you can get it. Also Yorkshire Gold is a little stronger than
the regular variety but rather expensive. I personally dislike PG Tips in
tea bag form too. The "loose" form is very different for some reason. Makes
a lovely cuppa if you brew it in a pot. Or a even a mug if you don't mind
straining the leaves through your teeth;o).

--
Yours,
molfluon
Re: Tetley [message #246742 ] Mo, 10 April 2006 12:57
spam06  
Kenny Hutchings <askmenicely [at] dodgeit.com> hit the keyboard.
Afterwards the following was on the screen:

> In article <e0d7l001mf2 [at] enews2.newsguy.com>,
> 04424999tnharter [at] ispwest.com says...
>> Steve Marshall wrote:
>> > I've gone off Tetley recently. It's too strong to make a nice mug full. Last
>> > time I tried PG Tips it tasted like leather. Yorkshire is OK but a bit weak.
>> > At the moment I've been trying Sainsbury's own brand which is OK but lacking
>> > something I can't quite put my finger on.
>> >
>> > Any thoughts on what produces the best mug of char?
>> >
>> The only ones available convieniently here are Tetley, Liptons,
>> Twinnings, Red Rose, and occasionally something else
>>
>> I liked Red Rose until they started putting out biblical
>> figurines, much earlier in the Bush Administration. I got
>> a couple of boxes with those, but I don't like looking at
>> them on the shelf. I loved them when they did endangered
>> species figurines. The Circus ones before that were good to.
>>
>> I prefer Tetley to Liptons by a long shot, and both of them are
>> better than Twinnings. I'm also looking for the ideal brand of Tea.
>> From your list you have more brands available to you than I do,
>> and I envy you that.
>>
>>
> I guess I'd hope to be drinking some fairtrade stuff, but in reality I'm
> a PG Tips man, mainly because that's what they buy at work, where I
> drink my regulation 8 mugs a day.

Whoa, 8. That's a lot. I drink between 1 and 3 mugs of coffee at work -
but seldom tea...

That's probably better than the 6-8 mugs just few months ago...

--
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Re: Tetley [message #246744 ] Mo, 10 April 2006 20:09
Kaare Fiedler Christi  
Rasmus Bøg Hansen wrote:
> Kenny Hutchings <askmenicely [at] dodgeit.com> hit the keyboard.
> Afterwards the following was on the screen:
>
>
>>In article <e0d7l001mf2 [at] enews2.newsguy.com>,
>>04424999tnharter [at] ispwest.com says...
>>
>>>Steve Marshall wrote:
>>>
>>>>I've gone off Tetley recently. It's too strong to make a nice mug full. Last
>>>>time I tried PG Tips it tasted like leather. Yorkshire is OK but a bit weak.
>>>>At the moment I've been trying Sainsbury's own brand which is OK but lacking
>>>>something I can't quite put my finger on.
>>>>
>>>>Any thoughts on what produces the best mug of char?
>>>>
>>>
>>>The only ones available convieniently here are Tetley, Liptons,
>>>Twinnings, Red Rose, and occasionally something else
>>>
>>>I liked Red Rose until they started putting out biblical
>>>figurines, much earlier in the Bush Administration. I got
>>>a couple of boxes with those, but I don't like looking at
>>>them on the shelf. I loved them when they did endangered
>>>species figurines. The Circus ones before that were good to.
>>>
>>>I prefer Tetley to Liptons by a long shot, and both of them are
>>>better than Twinnings. I'm also looking for the ideal brand of Tea.
>>> From your list you have more brands available to you than I do,
>>>and I envy you that.
>>>
>>>
>>
>>I guess I'd hope to be drinking some fairtrade stuff, but in reality I'm
>>a PG Tips man, mainly because that's what they buy at work, where I
>>drink my regulation 8 mugs a day.
>
>
> Whoa, 8. That's a lot. I drink between 1 and 3 mugs of coffee at work -
> but seldom tea...

Between 1 and 3 mugs? Bah! I'm counting my coffee consumption in pots!

> That's probably better than the 6-8 mugs just few months ago...

I should probably cut down to that...

Best
KÃ¥re
Re: Tetley [message #246750 ] Di, 11 April 2006 02:13
spam06  
Kaare Fiedler Christiansen <news [at] kaarefc.dk> hit the keyboard.
Afterwards the following was on the screen:

> Rasmus Bøg Hansen wrote:
>> Kenny Hutchings <askmenicely [at] dodgeit.com> hit the keyboard.
>> Afterwards the following was on the screen:
>>
>>> In article <e0d7l001mf2 [at] enews2.newsguy.com>,
>>> 04424999tnharter [at] ispwest.com says...
>>>
>>>>Steve Marshall wrote:
>>>>
>>>>>I've gone off Tetley recently. It's too strong to make a nice mug full. Last
>>>>>time I tried PG Tips it tasted like leather. Yorkshire is OK but a bit weak.
>>>>>At the moment I've been trying Sainsbury's own brand which is OK but lacking
>>>>>something I can't quite put my finger on.
>>>>>
>>>>>Any thoughts on what produces the best mug of char?
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>> The only ones available convieniently here are Tetley, Liptons,
>>>> Twinnings, Red Rose, and occasionally something else
>>>>
>>>>I liked Red Rose until they started putting out biblical
>>>>figurines, much earlier in the Bush Administration. I got
>>>>a couple of boxes with those, but I don't like looking at
>>>>them on the shelf. I loved them when they did endangered
>>>>species figurines. The Circus ones before that were good to.
>>>>
>>>>I prefer Tetley to Liptons by a long shot, and both of them are
>>>>better than Twinnings. I'm also looking for the ideal brand of Tea.
>>>> From your list you have more brands available to you than I do,
>>>>and I envy you that.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>
>>> I guess I'd hope to be drinking some fairtrade stuff, but in
>>> reality I'm a PG Tips man, mainly because that's what they buy at
>>> work, where I drink my regulation 8 mugs a day.
>> Whoa, 8. That's a lot. I drink between 1 and 3 mugs of coffee at
>> work -
>> but seldom tea...
>
> Between 1 and 3 mugs? Bah! I'm counting my coffee consumption in pots!

Yes. I know it's much too little but I'm comfortable with it. Anyway,
I don't need coffee, I have just stopped sleeping.

Well, mostly...

I NEED COFFEE!!!

>> That's probably better than the 6-8 mugs just few months ago...
>
> I should probably cut down to that...

Read this first (norwegian only, sorry), it will teach that coffee is
good and much coffee is very good:

http://www.kaffe.no/kaffe_helse.htm

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towards inarticulate grunts, doesn't shave, get's stuck with a lot of
the technical work, and gets blamed and yelled at when it doesn't work.
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Re: Tetley [message #246755 ] Di, 11 April 2006 08:56
Tian  
Kaare Fiedler Christiansen wrote:
> Rasmus Bøg Hansen wrote:
>
>> Kenny Hutchings <askmenicely [at] dodgeit.com> hit the keyboard.
>> Afterwards the following was on the screen:
>>>>
>>>
>>> I guess I'd hope to be drinking some fairtrade stuff, but in reality
>>> I'm a PG Tips man, mainly because that's what they buy at work, where
>>> I drink my regulation 8 mugs a day.
>>
>>
That's what I drank, back when the boss was paying for it.
>>
>> Whoa, 8. That's a lot. I drink between 1 and 3 mugs of coffee at work -
>> but seldom tea...

Now I make one pot a day. It works out to three mugs. Then in the
evening I might have a cup or two of tea when I get home.

I find it to be about what I want.
>
>
> Between 1 and 3 mugs? Bah! I'm counting my coffee consumption in pots!
>
>> That's probably better than the 6-8 mugs just few months ago...
>
>
> I should probably cut down to that...
>

I'd say wait till you don't want it any more. I've got to warn
you though, some people develop a nasty addiction to coffee they
can't shake. They get horrible headaches from not drinking the
stuff. They can't seem to taper off either.

It's one of the more maintainable addictions, but it's real.

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http://tianharter.org
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Re: Tetley [message #247312 ] Di, 11 April 2006 13:35
spam06  
Tian <88092047tnharter [at] ispwest.com> hit the keyboard.
Afterwards the following was on the screen:

> Kaare Fiedler Christiansen wrote:
>> Rasmus Bøg Hansen wrote:
>>
>>> Kenny Hutchings <askmenicely [at] dodgeit.com> hit the keyboard.
>>> Afterwards the following was on the screen:
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>> I guess I'd hope to be drinking some fairtrade stuff, but in
>>>> reality I'm a PG Tips man, mainly because that's what they buy at
>>>> work, where I drink my regulation 8 mugs a day.
>>>
>>>
> That's what I drank, back when the boss was paying for it.
>>>
>>> Whoa, 8. That's a lot. I drink between 1 and 3 mugs of coffee at work -
>>> but seldom tea...
>
> Now I make one pot a day. It works out to three mugs. Then in the
> evening I might have a cup or two of tea when I get home.
>
> I find it to be about what I want.

Also that sounds very well. I often drink a couple of mugs in the
morning but usually no more than that. Every now and then also a few
during the day and sometimes a mug or two in the evening.

Recently I accidentally cut down (being on holiday, getting unusually
little coffee and then not restarting my usage when I was home) and
now entire days pass when I don't get a single cup...

>> Between 1 and 3 mugs? Bah! I'm counting my coffee consumption in
>> pots!
>>
>>> That's probably better than the 6-8 mugs just few months ago...
>> I should probably cut down to that...
>>
>
> I'd say wait till you don't want it any more. I've got to warn
> you though, some people develop a nasty addiction to coffee they
> can't shake. They get horrible headaches from not drinking the
> stuff. They can't seem to taper off either.

I found - and heard - that the best way to cut down is to be
distracted to cut down without really noticing (like when I went on
holiday and came home de-addicted). It's almost but not entirely
unlike flying.

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I have backed it up on tape somewhere........
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