Re: Earl Grey, was: Re: OT: Wine (Hungarian, Romanian)
Hi, As for availability - in the early and mid-70s, in the UK, I used to buy tea from either Jacksons of Piccadilly (no longer in business) The company is still in business, even if they don't have any stores any more. http://www.jacksons-of-piccadilly.com/tradition/early1.asp Their products are available from any supermarket in Britain. -- Cheers, Bob
Re: Earl Grey, was: Re: OT: Wine (Hungarian, Romanian)
On 19/6/04, MARK T-BAG ROBERTS, discombobulated, offered: Tea, Earl Grey, Hot, a classic. No milk, no sugar. A very good drink, Not an option for me. I've got a bloody great container of PG Tips to finish off... Nyuk nyuk nyuk Cheers, Cotty ___/\__ || (O) | People, Places, Pastiche ||=|www.macads.co.uk/snaps _
Re: Earl Grey, was: Re: OT: Wine (Hungarian, Romanian)
Tea, Earl Grey, Hot, a classic. No milk, no sugar. A very good drink, surprisingly so on those steamy hot Oklahoma summer days. The stores here locally stock a fairly wide variety of teas, considering how much of the US equates tea with instant and iced. I've developed a fondness for what is marketed here in the US as English Breakfast tea. A cup around 9:00 - 9:30AM fights off the mid-morning slump when I'm working. Cotty's probably thinking, And the Bloody Okie from Muskogee likes his Earl Grey straight! :)) Pentax content: My son gave me his K1000 as he has decided to go all digital for his graphic art work. It was mine from about 5 years ago and has a 50mm 1.7M on it. I'd forgotten how nice that combination of equipment can be. Mark Gosdin Lemon is good in Pie, Cream is good in Coffee, Sugar is good for the Dentist! Bill Owens wrote: No, surprisingly enough it didn't. Not a lot of milk and just a little lemon. I'll try some Earl Grey, hot, with honey tonight. Bill
Re: Earl Grey, was: Re: OT: Wine (Hungarian, Romanian)
I recently had a cup of Earl Grey, hot, at a local restaurant, and not only did I use milk and sugar, but GASP... even added a few drops of lemon juice. Quite good actually. ARGH Cheers, Cotty ___/\__ || (O) | People, Places, Pastiche ||=|www.macads.co.uk/snaps _
RE: Earl Grey, was: Re: OT: Wine (Hungarian, Romanian)
I recently had a cup of Earl Grey, hot, at a local restaurant, and not only did I use milk and sugar, but GASP... even added a few drops of lemon juice. Quite good actually. Bill Didn't the lemon juice curdle the milk? Butch (who likes my tea with lemon or orange juice and honey)
Re: Earl Grey, was: Re: OT: Wine (Hungarian, Romanian)
I recently had a cup of Earl Grey, hot, at a local restaurant, and not only did I use milk and sugar, but GASP... even added a few drops of lemon juice. Quite good actually. Bill Didn't the lemon juice curdle the milk? Butch (who likes my tea with lemon or orange juice and honey) No, surprisingly enough it didn't. Not a lot of milk and just a little lemon. I'll try some Earl Grey, hot, with honey tonight. Bill
