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Old Aug 29th 2011, 4:03 pm
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Originally Posted by louisey66
And I take it Orange Pekoe is just like normal english tea?
Sort of... I prefer the stronger breakfast tea types, some orange pekoes are a bit lightweight for want of a better description, like "tea for beginners".
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Anyone know where you can get ribena in Toronto? On the hunt for some, so far this has been fruitless (no pun intended).
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Sort of... I prefer the stronger breakfast tea types, some orange pekoes are a bit lightweight for want of a better description, like "tea for beginners".
I don't like the teas that leave fur on your teeth, but I do like a well brewed Tetley tea bag. Don't see the point of just waving a tea bag over the top of the cup
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Great! Cos i bought a big box!
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Originally Posted by saz1983
Anyone know where you can get ribena in Toronto? On the hunt for some, so far this has been fruitless (no pun intended).
I get it at "no frills". I dont think its that hard to find elsewhere.

The larger bottle is about $8, much better value than the regular bottles that cost ~$6
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Sort of... I prefer the stronger breakfast tea types, some orange pekoes are a bit lightweight for want of a better description, like "tea for beginners".
Orange pekoe is NOT a type of tea, it's a grade of tea. Where's that 4Bells...?
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Old Aug 29th 2011, 7:21 pm
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I don't like the teas that leave fur on your teeth, but I do like a well brewed Tetley tea bag. Don't see the point of just waving a tea bag over the top of the cup
tetley ! Thats Nancy boys tea . If you want a nice strong cuppa you need to have yorkshire tea , i dont know if you can get that in Toronto so i have 8 boxes of 360 bags all packed away ready for bringing over mmmm as to the op , dont worry about squash just drink beer then you dont have to worry about where you can buy the best one
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Originally Posted by snowcandy
We bought a bottle of Ribena when we arrived and it's hardly been touched 8 months on. Our kids now drink just water, though we sometimes have a can of frozen lemonade on the go too. The No name one (about 80cents) is actually quite pleasant and could pass for M and S Still Lemonade.

Don't ever make the mistake of buying Kool Aid. I succumbed and bought them a packet last week and made it up, omitting any sugar. It was absolutely vile, when I read how much sugar you had to add, something like 2 cups to 2 litres. I tipped it away before a drop passed their lips.
You dont' have to add that much sugar. The OH uses honey, and much less than they recommend.
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We buy the frozen Minute Maid Limade put it in the blender with loads of ice and add huge dollops of Gin and tonic water. This we call a " Supersonic Gin and Tonic" makes your to nails curl up
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We've seen ribena at most supermarkets, but only the Asian one, although sometimes it's in the international foods section (Superstore, Fresh Co), and Metro put it with the lime cordial etc. I've bought the British one from our local British shop, but the Asian one (stubbier glass bottle) doesn't taste the same to me.

Has anyone had any luck finding the British one (taller plastic bottle, ingredients in English )?
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Originally Posted by Gremmie
We buy the frozen Minute Maid Limade put it in the blender with loads of ice and add huge dollops of Gin and tonic water. This we call a " Supersonic Gin and Tonic" makes your to nails curl up
Ooh! Now that DOES sound good! Thanks!
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Originally Posted by Gremmie
We buy the frozen Minute Maid Limade put it in the blender with loads of ice and add huge dollops of Gin and tonic water. This we call a " Supersonic Gin and Tonic" makes your to nails curl up
sorry gremmie Cant stop laughing at the thought of you drinking a gin with an umbrella and cherry in your glass lol. Ive seen your photo and i know youre an ex-trucker and im sorry mate you just dont seem like a gin drinking guy no offence meant
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Originally Posted by arniedog
sorry gremmie Cant stop laughing at the thought of you drinking a gin with an umbrella and cherry in your glass lol. Ive seen your photo and i know youre an ex-trucker and im sorry mate you just dont seem like a gin drinking guy no offence meant
our G&T's are no frills in a tall tumbler, not some mamby pamby work of art
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Best tip I have for G&Ts is to make ice cubes from tonic water and use them instead of regular ones, then as they melt things dont get diluted down.

That and "add more Gin", but thats a no brainer.
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Originally Posted by iaink
Best tip I have for G&Ts is to make ice cubes from tonic water and use them instead of regular ones, then as they melt things dont get diluted down.
I don't think you're drinking quickly enough.
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