Lancashire tea

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lutonlagerlout
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Post: # 67981Post lutonlagerlout

mrs lout bought a box of this the other week and she didnt tell me

anyway i went to make a cuppa and i could see the bottom of the cup!!
took 3 bags to make a cuppa
I dont know about you blokes ,but i like a cup of tea with a bit of tea in it
afraid its 1-0 to the white roses in the tea making contest :;):
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Post: # 67983Post Thehandmadegarden

Probably the drier eastern slopes of the Pennines are better suited to growing tea. Let them stick to there treacle mines ;-)
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Post: # 67984Post seanandruby

i get yorkshire tea, nice and strong, tastes great.
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Post: # 67986Post London Stone Paving

You ever tried that Yorkshire Gold stuff Sean. Very strong, you know that you've got a cuppa

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Post: # 67987Post Carberry

Green tea or nothing for me :cool:

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Post: # 67990Post seanandruby

London Stone Paving wrote:You ever tried that Yorkshire Gold stuff Sean. Very strong, you know that you've got a cuppa
yes that's a nice strong cup, beats the all other teas. Tea spoon has to stand upright on it's own , that is a good strong cup then :;):
How people can drink the happy shopper shite is beyond me.
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Post: # 67997Post ken

Can’t say id heard of Lancashire tea before! Just looked on Wikipedia and there based in Liverpool! Merseyside tea just doesn’t sound right though!
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Post: # 68013Post seanandruby

bet they drink non alcohol booze too. They sound a right lot, imagine a war over a bunch of flowers....... :;): :laugh:
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Post: # 68030Post mitzimad

did you know communists only drink tea bag tea as all proper tea (property)is theft?

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Post: # 68033Post lutonlagerlout

took me a while to get that mitzi nice one! :laugh:
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Post: # 68039Post mitzimad

Everyone thinks its marx but it was actually Pierre-Joseph Proudhon but was used by the squatters in the early seventies

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Post: # 68054Post lutonlagerlout

what like the young ones? :;):
hippies aint what they used to be,bleedin iphones and cars now
I always used to pick up hippy hitch hikers ,but i fear the hippy (peasnik stoner) as we know it is extinct
or living in a georgian townhouse in barnsbury :)
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Post: # 68055Post GB_Groundworks

On the subject of tea mines milk no sugar please, don't like it weak but got a cup off a lady the other day and you could have run the digger of it was same colour and tasted a bit like diesel hehehe :)
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Post: # 68061Post flowjoe

On a site today, only one decent tea bag in the house and the structural engineer got to that before we arrived, we were offered earl grey or lemon tea.

Out came the flask :cool:
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