How to serve tea
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I agree, Jon.
I am very partial to a bit of creampie myself.
But, ladies and gentlemen - I digress, as I am moving OT.
This thread is for both lady and gentleman tea servers to appreciate the service of tea.
I am suprised that Eric has not ventured onto his thread, and I intend to speak to him about tea service and all things Blackpool very soon.
I am very partial to a bit of creampie myself.
But, ladies and gentlemen - I digress, as I am moving OT.
This thread is for both lady and gentleman tea servers to appreciate the service of tea.
I am suprised that Eric has not ventured onto his thread, and I intend to speak to him about tea service and all things Blackpool very soon.
Do you know what you just said?
I bet you empty the chippie of salt and vinegar then?!
Gentlemen, please.
We do not want to put ladies off serving tea by the use of innuendo.
Ladies are very adept at serving tea, as Olly's old school pictures show.
We must act gentlemanly at all times whilst serving tea and discussing service on the forums.
I have therefore reprimanded myself for use of the term "creampie".
We do not want to put ladies off serving tea by the use of innuendo.
Ladies are very adept at serving tea, as Olly's old school pictures show.
We must act gentlemanly at all times whilst serving tea and discussing service on the forums.
I have therefore reprimanded myself for use of the term "creampie".
Someone needs to teach silly yanks how to make a decent cup!
IM sick of asking for tea and either gettin a glass of iced poison or tea served black and "sorry we dont carry milk, would you like cream instead" *vomits*
I agree, Kitty.
The tea in American diners and restaurants is disappointing, which is a pity as the rest of the menu is usually outstanding.
I, like you, have been offered iced tea, or "Liptons" teabags with hot water, which are not very good.
The solution?
When I travel abroad, I have one pot full of teabags, and another pot full of sugar cubes.
Then, I am always ready to serve tea in the correct fashion on the field.
(For any of my American friends reading this, pot = pod)
The tea in American diners and restaurants is disappointing, which is a pity as the rest of the menu is usually outstanding.
I, like you, have been offered iced tea, or "Liptons" teabags with hot water, which are not very good.
The solution?
When I travel abroad, I have one pot full of teabags, and another pot full of sugar cubes.
Then, I am always ready to serve tea in the correct fashion on the field.
(For any of my American friends reading this, pot = pod)
I will not be serving tea at the Jax NPPL.
As the roster is full.
However, I have been extended an invitation to the Buffalo event.
As the roster is full.
However, I have been extended an invitation to the Buffalo event.
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