Coffee, tea or soda?

[jodyraye]

I am a tea drinker--can't get started in the AM without my big mug of tea and a little honey. And when I feel sick it helps me SO much! I know some who can't get going without their coffee.
How about you? What do you drink?

[Hafz]

tea in the morning, and then again just before dad goes to work. its become routine now.

[burns]

saa innit.

but its gota be brewed properly ie, not just a bag saoked in a bit of watter.

• Boil the water in a pan/pot
• Once its boiled add the tea bag. 1 tea bag per 2 cups of tea
• Let the tea brew untill its reached the desired strength
• Pour direct from pan into the tea cup
• Add sugar and milk to taste

[jodyraye]

Mmmm--that's so good!
My youngest son once had a BD style tea stand at his university. People loved it!
It seems there's so many studies coming out now about the benefits of tea!

[jodyraye]

Originally posted by burns
saa innit.

but its gota be brewed properly ie, not just a bag saoked in a bit of watter.

• Boil the water in a pan/pot
• Once its boiled add the tea bag. 1 tea bag per 2 cups of tea
• Let the tea brew untill its reached the desired strength
• Pour direct from pan into the tea cup
• Add sugar and milk to taste

Yes I don't think all the flavor comes out unless the water is really boiling. I like my tea strong--not herbal in the morning--gotta have caffiene!
Sometimes I just pour the bulk tea leaves in the pan with the boiling water and strain the tea into the cup.

[SNOOP_KUTHA]

i drink soda in the morning

allways keep a soda can or bottle in the fridge, drink a couple of glasses first thing when i wake up, put abit of music on, have my cigarettes

thats my routine...

[-Maya-]

for drinkany kind of drink i always prefer water.

i only drink one cup of tea a day....in the morning

Originally posted by burns
saa innit.

but its gota be brewed properly ie, not just a bag saoked in a bit of watter.

• Boil the water in a pan/pot
• Once its boiled add the tea bag. 1 tea bag per 2 cups of tea
• Let the tea brew untill its reached the desired strength
• Pour direct from pan into the tea cup
• Add sugar and milk to taste

i used to make tea like this before and with loose tea especially brought from bd.
now it seems much of a hassle.
nowadays it's two tea bags of tetley british blend in one mug of hot water and
microwave it fotr 1 min. 15 seconds and voila...
tastes exactly like dshi cha!

oh and i don't like regular milk with my tea. it has to be evaporated milk.