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Re: Yorkshire Tea
Look chaps, my mum drinks the tea here and has no complaints, as long as it's made from bottled water she is happy. This is a woman who has marched into cafe kitchens and shown them how to make tea properly.
If it's ok by her, then you lot are wrong. Simple. end of. |
Re: Yorkshire Tea
Originally Posted by ninaDGBCA
(Post 10659043)
Don't think it's that bad, not that I've tasted shite before ;) but it definitely tastes different than the Brit one. And it's not solemnly the water either. We brought some English tea back to Canada and it still tasted nice even with our water. Got some Orange Pekoe and don't like it anymore. Although for some reason the cheapest Walmart great value pack tastes better than all the expensive brands. In the US Walmart you can get Tetley's British blend, that's not too bad.
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Re: Yorkshire Tea
Originally Posted by ninaDGBCA
(Post 10659043)
Don't think it's that bad, not that I've tasted shite before ;) but it definitely tastes different than the Brit one. And it's not solemnly the water either. We brought some English tea back to Canada and it still tasted nice even with our water. Got some Orange Pekoe and don't like it anymore. Although for some reason the cheapest Walmart great value pack tastes better than all the expensive brands. In the US Walmart you can get Tetley's British blend, that's not too bad.
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Re: Yorkshire Tea
We start to panic when our Yorkshire tea bag reserves drop below 240! One of our stipulations for our visitors from the UK is to bring a 240 box with them, and if they are big tea drinkers bring 2
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Re: Yorkshire Tea
Originally Posted by scottymallo
(Post 10659395)
We start to panic when our Yorkshire tea bag reserves drop below 240! One of our stipulations for our visitors from the UK is to bring a 240 box with them, and if they are big tea drinkers bring 2
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Re: Yorkshire Tea
You are not truly assimilated in Canada until you think Timmies "Steeped Tea" is a good thing.;)
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Re: Yorkshire Tea
Originally Posted by uk bloke
(Post 10657684)
Sobeys in kitchener on also have started selling yorkshire tea :thumbup:
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Re: Yorkshire Tea
CANADA
Husky Food Importers & Distributors Ltd 155 Rainbow Creek Drive Vaughan ON, L4H 0A4 Contact: Sales Tel: + 1 905 850 8288 www.huskyfoods.com Several stores sell this brand such as London Drugs and a few others. I dont drink it as I would feel dirty in drinking it just by the name alone. I cant comment on if its good or not or tastes like piss as I haven't tried either;) http://www.yorkshiretea.co.uk/assets...stributors.pdf |
Re: Yorkshire Tea
Originally Posted by Alan2005
(Post 10658710)
It's all in your head. Orange Pekoe is just what people in north america mistakenly call black tea. It's the same stuff - really it is.
Originally Posted by The4BellsLondon
(Post 10658716)
Obv we are wrong Mr A :blink:
Look, people, Tetley Orange Pekoe teabags sold in every single Canadian supermarket are EXACTLY THE SAME as Tetley Original teabags sold in the UK. For those who make a special journey over the border to buy "English" Tetley in US Walmart stores - it's a wasted journey. Tetley sells the same product in the US as "Classic Blend", in Canada as "Orange Pekoe" and in the UK as "Original." The US "British Blend" is the same stuff as the Canadian "Bold Blend." They're made in the same place, on the same production line, using the same ingredients, but put in boxes with different words and pictures on them. Any difference in a brew made using the same water is entirely in the imagination of the drinker. |
Re: Yorkshire Tea
Originally Posted by Oakvillian
(Post 10660094)
Of course we're wrong. When did hard facts and science ever stand in the way of an "it doesn't taste the same" opinion.
Look, people, Tetley Orange Pekoe teabags sold in every single Canadian supermarket are EXACTLY THE SAME as Tetley Original teabags sold in the UK. For those who make a special journey over the border to buy "English" Tetley in US Walmart stores - it's a wasted journey. Tetley sells the same product in the US as "Classic Blend", in Canada as "Orange Pekoe" and in the UK as "Original." The US "British Blend" is the same stuff as the Canadian "Bold Blend." They're made in the same place, on the same production line, using the same ingredients, but put in boxes with different words and pictures on them. Any difference in a brew made using the same water is entirely in the imagination of the drinker. |
Re: Yorkshire Tea
Do people who drink this actually think that the tea they use is actually GROWN in Yorkshire?
Taken from their website To ensure you get the best tea possible, we check all the teas that go into the Yorkshire Tea blend at least eight times - from the start of the process, when we're tasting samples from all around the world, to the end, when we brew up samples taken from our production line. That's a lot of cups of tea to taste, but we think it's worth it - all in the name of bringing you a proper brew! Yorkshire folk have never been described as intelligent folk though so its understandable that they think the tea is actually GROWN in Yorkshire :rofl: |
Re: Yorkshire Tea
Originally Posted by Oakvillian
(Post 10660094)
Of course we're wrong. When did hard facts and science ever stand in the way of an "it doesn't taste the same" opinion.
Look, people, Tetley Orange Pekoe teabags sold in every single Canadian supermarket are EXACTLY THE SAME as Tetley Original teabags sold in the UK. For those who make a special journey over the border to buy "English" Tetley in US Walmart stores - it's a wasted journey. Tetley sells the same product in the US as "Classic Blend", in Canada as "Orange Pekoe" and in the UK as "Original." The US "British Blend" is the same stuff as the Canadian "Bold Blend." They're made in the same place, on the same production line, using the same ingredients, but put in boxes with different words and pictures on them. Any difference in a brew made using the same water is entirely in the imagination of the drinker. And that the water boils at a lower temperature here. |
Re: Yorkshire Tea
Originally Posted by Oakvillian
(Post 10660094)
Of course we're wrong. When did hard facts and science ever stand in the way of an "it doesn't taste the same" opinion.
Look, people, Tetley Orange Pekoe teabags sold in every single Canadian supermarket are EXACTLY THE SAME as Tetley Original teabags sold in the UK. For those who make a special journey over the border to buy "English" Tetley in US Walmart stores - it's a wasted journey. Tetley sells the same product in the US as "Classic Blend", in Canada as "Orange Pekoe" and in the UK as "Original." The US "British Blend" is the same stuff as the Canadian "Bold Blend." They're made in the same place, on the same production line, using the same ingredients, but put in boxes with different words and pictures on them. Any difference in a brew made using the same water is entirely in the imagination of the drinker. |
Re: Yorkshire Tea
Originally Posted by Oink
(Post 10660269)
Hmm, that's something to ponder although I'm not totally convinced. How come my biscuits when dunked, disintegrate quicker in Canadian made tea then? :(
Are they in a biscuit tin, do you open the pack and then just shove them in a cupboard, are they kept in a glass jar? Any of these combinations might have an adverse effect on how soggy your biscuits get when dunking them? Are you on city water or a well system these could be factors as well. |
Re: Yorkshire Tea
Originally Posted by Former Lancastrian
(Post 10660283)
How are the biscuits being stored and at what temperature?
Are they in a biscuit tin, do you open the pack and then just shove them in a cupboard, are they kept in a glass jar? Any of these combinations might have an adverse effect on how soggy your biscuits get when dunking them? Are you on city water or a well system these could be factors as well. |
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