I'm making a cup of tea
Mar 28th 2008 | 12:59 pm
#32
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From: Regina Beach, Saskatchewan
Mar 28th 2008 | 1:02 pm
#33
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From: Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan
Mar 29th 2008 | 1:51 am
#37
Cheesey Dippin-Dunkin
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From: London Outskirts
Re: I'm making a cup of tea
Do you think we could get pre-approval instantly or certainly at the very least a positive LMO for a Cup / Pot of Tea making school. We would provide the very best in Tea bags to cater for all tastes, sugar lumps for those interested along with little silver tongs, milk (any variety), we'll borrow Alviks Teapot, and for the Vancouver branch its bring your own pot...
and the remaining thing that we will provide so that "one might get a decent cuppa" is
BOILING BLOODY WATER!
and the remaining thing that we will provide so that "one might get a decent cuppa" is
BOILING BLOODY WATER!
Mar 29th 2008 | 1:56 am
#38
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From: back in Cambs
Re: I'm making a cup of tea
Do you think we could get pre-approval instantly or certainly at the very least a positive LMO for a Cup / Pot of Tea making school. We would provide the very best in Tea bags to cater for all tastes, sugar lumps for those interested along with little silver tongs, milk (any variety), we'll borrow Alviks Teapot, and for the Vancouver branch its bring your own pot...
and the remaining thing that we will provide so that "one might get a decent cuppa" is
BOILING BLOODY WATER!
and the remaining thing that we will provide so that "one might get a decent cuppa" is
BOILING BLOODY WATER!
Mar 29th 2008 | 2:20 am
#39
Cheesey Dippin-Dunkin
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From: London Outskirts
Re: I'm making a cup of tea
Unfortunately on our Recci - I got coffee overload (went off it a bit when I was pregnant last and I'm wondering if the hormones still lingering), so as a result on occasions I switched to tea.
It was a shame - I'm sure the tea itself is perfectly palatable, but the problem we found was that the water they filled the teapot with (which was more than likely put in a cold tea pot) was the coffee filtered water temperature
So, tea in houses probably fine, tea out and about - big no no unless you specify boiling water I guess.
It was a shame - I'm sure the tea itself is perfectly palatable, but the problem we found was that the water they filled the teapot with (which was more than likely put in a cold tea pot) was the coffee filtered water temperature
So, tea in houses probably fine, tea out and about - big no no unless you specify boiling water I guess.
Mar 29th 2008 | 2:22 am
#40
Cheesey Dippin-Dunkin
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From: London Outskirts
Mar 29th 2008 | 2:30 am
#42
Cheesey Dippin-Dunkin
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From: London Outskirts
Re: I'm making a cup of tea
Are you very bored on a Saturday afternoon?
Mar 29th 2008 | 2:31 am
#43
Cheesey Dippin-Dunkin
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From: London Outskirts
so whats the matter you bored 
Mar 29th 2008 | 3:12 am
#45
Cheesey Dippin-Dunkin
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From: London Outskirts
Re: I'm making a cup of tea
) 4 yr old driving us mad with pretend food she is making...and tickling...then I am trying to design the menu for our Cooking Club session on Wednesday for Afternoon Tea...and servicing the needs / putting to work the man I only see from Friday eve to Sunday eve as he works away...All this in the avoidance of house work that badly needs doing...and dinner preperations...so am I bored...no, should I be...nope, just not in the mood
Ahhh there's Sunday anyway.
You on Canadian research - we're just busy getting in moval quotes...and they are a bit scary...so more thinning to be done I suspect.
