Off Topic Tea
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One of my aunts (sadly departed) was Dutch ... she absolutely loved roll mop herrings ... couldn't even bring myself to try ... and I'll try most things once ...
Third page without a Sucky post.
Must have committed suicide.
RIP Ryan Betaman.
Must have committed suicide.
RIP Ryan Betaman.
Used to be a 'restaurant' in Bakers St called School Dinners, where kinky businessmen and politicians could go and eat sausage n chips, spotted dick etc. Whilst the waitresses were dressed up in school girl uniforms and would sit on their knee and spoon feed them.
Dirty old ****s
don’t knock what you haven’t tried
Anyway on the Tea issue.
Coffee in the morning for me. Proper Coffee made in an espresso machine with frothed/conditioned milk
And a couple of squares of dark chocolate to go with @Chief will know
Coffee in the morning for me. Proper Coffee made in an espresso machine with frothed/conditioned milk
And a couple of squares of dark chocolate to go with @Chief will know
Anyway on the Tea issue.
Coffee in the morning for me. Proper Coffee made in an espresso machine with frothed/conditioned milk
And a couple of squares of dark chocolate to go with @Chief will know
Best coffee I have is from a French stove top pot.
It's absolutely superb coffee from that. Use Lavazza coffee. It makes two espresso or one decent size Americano.
We've got a Gaggia machine but she uses that mainly for her one daily coffee, prefer one form the pot.
Have a one man Bodum for work. Not till after two cups of PG Tips in the morning though.
Can't drink instant, it's ****ing horrible nasty ****. Nescafe and the like, headache inducing, awful ****e.
The new style Barista style granules aren't quite so bad, if in a hurry.
Red Bush tea is decent too. Prefer that to green tea.
Anyway on the Tea issue.
Coffee in the morning for me. Proper Coffee made in an espresso machine with frothed/conditioned milk
And a couple of squares of dark chocolate to go with @Chief will know
^ this is how to start the day
have you given some of your dark choc to Chief
@Chief what do you think of the raw chocolate
I'm not knocking it
From memory they didn’t sit on your lap and feed you - there was a lot of tomfoolery and hankypanky if I recall.
the best place was City Circle or Titty Circle as the waitresses were topless. The food was good but the afters was the best.
the City Circle is now a Hawksmoor restaurant and went there recently with Mrs G4E and had told her about some of the escapades that went on - didn’t tell her all as I’m not stupid
Praying for an old school Comm assault on Roy here to spice up the thread.
The missus loves Rooibos too. She drinks gallons of the stuff
Those Stove top coffee pots are great. I use one when I'm travelling or camping.
Drinking a coffee called Yallah at the moment. Couple of local lads set the company up a few years ago and have done really well for themselves. They roast all of the coffee down here. Their workshop smells like Heaven