Tea
@allknowing (146621)
India
May 31, 2025 7:26pm CST
Tea can be had in several differnt ways Some like it black, black with sugar, black with no sugar Some like it with a touch of cream with sugar and some with no sugar. And then there are some who add milk - some like it till the tea looks white with sugar or without sugar.
And then there is what one calls masala tea that one normally finds at building construction sites.
I like mine with sugar and milk but the tea should have a biscuit colour
What is your choice?
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8 responses
@allknowing (146621)
• India
1 Jun
I have never heard of this How does it taste?
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@jstory07 (144426)
• Roseburg, Oregon
1 Jun
@allknowing It is just as good with no caffeine in it.
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@Ineeddentures (2433)
•
22h
Yvonne drinks hers like you do.
She said if I went black I would never go back.
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@allknowing (146621)
• India
1 Jun
My tea has to be quite hot I do not think I would like ice in my tea
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@id_peace (15462)
• Singapore
1 Jun
@allknowing Ah we have bobba tea which is often cold and with black bubble made from tapioca.
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@FourWalls (75147)
• United States
1 Jun
I have it iced (less ice in the winter time) and hot any time. It's definitely my go-to drink. I have a lot of flavored teas (like blueberry, vanilla, cinnamon, etc.) that will spice up the day with different tastes!
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@allknowing (146621)
• India
22h
I somehow prefer tea to be just pure tea We have had expensive teas - grown in differfent valleys . Lopchu gets the first place. No doubt there are other teas in the world far mor expensive and the most expensive tea is Da Hong Pao which costs $28,000 for just 20 grams.
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@paigea (36047)
• Canada
22h
@allknowing We do.
But they are also healthy.
Since they are abundant, I may as well make use of them.
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@Beestring (15432)
• Hong Kong
1 Jun
I like Earl Grey tea with a bit of honey; HK milk tea, a black tea with evaporated milk, but no sugar.
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@Ineeddentures (2433)
•
22h
Tea, milk
That's it
No sugar as I am sweet enough already
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