Tea Corner

[misspresley]

Originally Posted by Pressing-On

You should try Raw Agava. That is very good and is much more healthy! Doing my anti-sugar plug! It makes me feel sick. LOL!

will look for that - i drink coffee black and strong - but just can't acquire taste for unsweet tea! Honey is good, tho!

[Timmy]

Originally Posted by Pressing-On

You can always tell when I have more than three tabs open - my spelling starts going downhill. I guess I can't multi-task that well.






I was reading an old Christmas Southern Living magazine the other day. One article featured a Mexican family. He was instructing on how to drink Tequila. You don't use shot glasses. You use brandy sniffers and drink it like a fine wine. No wonder the men are so.........

You mean snifters?



Let me save you the trouble. Both these guys are me:

[John Atkinson]

Originally Posted by Pressing-On

You can always tell when I have more than three tabs open - my spelling starts going downhill. I guess I can't multi-task that well.






I was reading an old Christmas Southern Living magazine the other day. One article featured a Mexican family. He was instructing on how to drink Tequila. You don't use shot glasses. You use brandy sniffers and drink it like a fine wine. No wonder the men are so.........

I swore off tequila after waking up in a field somewhere betwee kingsland and llano with a cow looking at me with no recollection of how i ended up there. that was plenty for me.

not recentlt mind you..

[Pressing-On]

Originally Posted by Timmy

You mean snifters?



Let me save you the trouble. Both these guys are me:

I put in two ff's?

I must have been thinking of sniffing the Tequila before I drank it! Surely you don't snift it?

[John Atkinson]

Originally Posted by misspresley

Love Earl Grey decaf or Raspberry Tea by Bigelow - with sugar, of course!!!

Processed sugar does alter the flavor and character of the tea. A lot of tea merchants offer raw rock sugar, which perserves the flavor.

BUT, since you drink bigelow tea bag grocery store tea you are the tea drinkers equivalent of a savage so sugar away

At least no one here has admited to drinking lipton...

[Pressing-On]

Originally Posted by John Atkinson

I swore off tequila after waking up in a field somewhere betwee kingsland and llano with a cow looking at me with no recollection of how i ended up there. that was plenty for me.

not recentlt mind you..

LOL! Well, I'm a girl, so we can't share old stories.

I have grabbed the mic at a Dairy Queen and said, "Breaker 1-9!!!" The mic was promptly torn out of my hand.

I'm sure you were thankful it wasn't a Brahma! LOL!

And - RIGHT!!! - NOT RECENTLY!!! LOL!

[Pressing-On]

Originally Posted by misspresley

will look for that - i drink coffee black and strong - but just can't acquire taste for unsweet tea! Honey is good, tho!

Oh no! Can't drink tea without sweetener!!!!! I can't drink coffee anymore, it totally makes me sick - organic or not!

[misspresley]

Originally Posted by John Atkinson

Processed sugar does alter the flavor and character of the tea. A lot of tea merchants offer raw rock sugar, which perserves the flavor.

BUT, since you drink bigelow tea bag grocery store tea you are the tea drinkers equivalent of a savage so sugar awayAt least no one here has admited to drinking lipton...

I just recently acquired a taste for hot tea!!!! "Savage" tea drinker as in "unrefined" - so funny!!!!

[Timmy]

Originally Posted by John Atkinson

I swore off tequila after waking up in a field somewhere betwee kingsland and llano with a cow looking at me with no recollection of how i ended up there. that was plenty for me.

not recentlt mind you..

What, no tattoo?

[John Atkinson]

Originally Posted by misspresley

I just recently acquired a taste for hot tea!!!! "Savage" tea drinker as in "unrefined" - so funny!!!!

lol, I admit, I am a tea snob. Tea is a whole world all of its own and the varieties endless.

If you ever get the opportunity to try a black tea like Yunnan Golden from china or a first flush darjeeling from one of the estates in India, you'll never dip another bag.