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Topic	tfw u make a nice hot mug of tea but the milk's gone bad
hollow_shrine 11/20/18 4:30:22 PM #16:	LightHawKnight posted... Why ruin good tea with milk or sugar or anything else? Not all tea is earl grey or lipton or whatever. Milk and/or sweeteners have shown up in a variety of tea traditions around the world. Some tea drinks, like chai (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Masala_chai), are commonly served with both. Other times you might add milk to dull a bitter aftertaste like in the case of English breakfast tea, add an a refreshing layer to the citrus in earl grey (related, the London Fog latte), or add a creamy density to the grassy warmth of macha green tea (admittedly not an Asian tea tradition). --- Ignorance is a choice https://imgtc.com/i/7UnK3hx.jpg <cite>hollow_shrine posted [p:912752519] in tfw u make... [t:77216704]...</cite> <quote><cite>LightHawKnight posted...</cite> <quote>Why ruin good tea with milk or sugar or anything else?</quote> Not all tea is earl grey or lipton or whatever. Milk and/or sweeteners have shown up in a variety of tea traditions around the world. Some tea drinks, like chai (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Masala_chai), are commonly served with both. Other times you might add milk to dull a bitter aftertaste like in the case of English breakfast tea, add an a refreshing layer to the citrus in earl grey (related, the London Fog latte), or add a creamy density to the grassy warmth of macha green tea (admittedly not an Asian tea tradition). --- Ignorance is a choice https://imgtc.com/i/7UnK3hx.jpg</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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