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[Pejo]

I worked with a guy trained by a Chinese tea master at a previous job, he really opened my eyes to different teas and ways to prepare/drink it. Could never get into milk in my tea though, that must be a Brit or Vietnamese thing.

 

[jdforge]

No-one drinks more tea than the Northern Irish, therefore my opinion on the matter to hand supersedes all others.

Boil kettle
Add 2 tea bags to a tea pot (Nambarrie brand)
Add boiling water and simmer on a low heat for 5 minutes
Pour “stewed” tea from teapot to cups/mugs
Add milk and sugar (if desired)
Serve tea to everyone in the household, including all visitors. If you have visitors you must serve tea within 5 minutes of their arrival.
Repeat entire process in about 1 hours time or if other people arrive.

Serve with biscuits suitable for dunking such as rich tea, digestives, ginger nuts etc.

 

[TGO]

What am I reading..!!?
You don't put milk in until it's brewed!
You'll just end up with a milky tea that way....who does this?!
I want names!

 

[Hazzard4life]

Ideally, a good English breakfast tea shouldn't require milk or sugar. However, because I normally drink PG TIps, then milk is certainly needed after its brewed

 

[Esca]

No. I'm a simple man that likes his green tea ( Twinings I prefer) with a little bit of clover honey.

 

[Trogdor1123]

I don’t even add sugar to my tea

 

[Wildebeest]

I worked with a guy trained by a Chinese tea master at a previous job, he really opened my eyes to different teas and ways to prepare/drink it. Could never get into milk in my tea though, that must be a Brit or Vietnamese thing.

It is an Indian tea thing due to the strong flavour of the Assam tea.

 

[22:22:22]

Drinking tea atm. Three bags, hot water, and refill till the taste wears of. Lemon Ginger right now.

Milk is for strong Earl Grey with sugar.

IMO

 

[Fuz]

I don't understand why someone would pour milk into a tea.

I hope this thread will enlighten me in that regard.

British.
Actually, the English Breakfast Tea is pretty good with milk. But only in Britain. Every time I tried it in Italy, it sucked.
Guess it's the water.

 

[Tams]

Serve with biscuits suitable for dunking such as rich tea, digestives, ginger nuts etc.

As amazing as rich tea get if you dunk them just right, serving them to guests is iffy. Like asking them to tiptoe around a landmine.

 

[Star-Lord]

I decided to risk one of those 70p Stockwell teabags for my morning cuppa.

For a cheaper brand, it weren't half bad.

 

[MudoSkills]

I was going to make a joke post about microwaving it but I see that some of you barbarians have beaten me to it.

 

[SJRB]

Look at that milkdrinker.

 

[Yamisan]

Milk has no place in tea.

 

[ChorizoPicozo]

When people get triggered by Pizza with Pinanaple...this is is me with tea and milk.

 

[Lasha]

Putting milk in hot tea is weird. You kill all the nuance of the tea's flavor. You're probably drinking shit tea if it tastes like hot water. Milk is only for cold drinks like bubble tea. Milk goes in second so the tea cools faster.

 

[Rival]

I’ve never once had milk in tea. I also only take coffee black. Like my men.

 

[eddie4]

No-one drinks more tea than the Northern Irish, therefore my opinion on the matter to hand supersedes all others.

Boil kettle
Add 2 tea bags to a tea pot (Nambarrie brand)
Add boiling water and simmer on a low heat for 5 minutes
Pour “stewed” tea from teapot to cups/mugs
Add milk and sugar (if desired)
Serve tea to everyone in the household, including all visitors. If you have visitors you must serve tea within 5 minutes of their arrival.
Repeat entire process in about 1 hours time or if other people arrive.

Serve with biscuits suitable for dunking such as rich tea, digestives, ginger nuts etc.

 

[Ailynn]

I've never tried tea with milk in it, but I may give it a shot. Growing up in Tennessee, tea here usually meant black tea ice cold with sugar, or with fruit blended into it (peaches usually.)

My favorite comfort tea is hot jasmin tea with a touch of local honey. It's perfect for a cold winter day.

 

[ResilientBanana]

I only add milk to Earl Gray, other than that, Bigalow Chai Tea is my jam as it smells like Christmas, sometimes I'll add honey..

 

[lachesis]

Depending on what I'm making.

A lot of time, I don't put any milk in the tea at all.
When I make milk tea - then I go with the Japanese Royal Milk Tea method. (heat up milk first, adding tea to the milk)
Bubble tea - I just go out and get them. Too lazy to cook the tapioca bubbles.

 

[Burnttips]

I drink coffee and put the milk in after the coffee.

 

[NeoIkaruGAF]

Milk in tea?