Oh, I don't know - as an iced drink in the summer I think it's alright. I'd still rather make a real one though : espresso in a blender with some milk and iceDavycc wrote:I would say the tide started turning about 30 years ago. I think what put me off coffee was living with an aunt for a few years as a nipper, they only ever drank Camp ..... vile stuff.Selby White wrote:Thought I would be in the minority not drinking tea, looks like it's the majority
Which tea with Rich Tea?
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Can't remember when I last had a coffee. PG Tips or Yorkshire for me. Can't remember when I last had a rich tea either, never dunk.
Davy's comment on Camp coffee reminded me. It was all you could get during the war and, growing up, I thought that was the only coffee that existed. In a bottle it was and a couple of teaspoon fulls in a cup of hot water. Always fascinated by the picture on the bottle. A British Officer sitting in a chair and being served coffee by an Indian soldier. Then, after the war, I eventually found out that coffee actually came in powder and not liquid.
Davy's comment on Camp coffee reminded me. It was all you could get during the war and, growing up, I thought that was the only coffee that existed. In a bottle it was and a couple of teaspoon fulls in a cup of hot water. Always fascinated by the picture on the bottle. A British Officer sitting in a chair and being served coffee by an Indian soldier. Then, after the war, I eventually found out that coffee actually came in powder and not liquid.
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Re: Which tea with Rich Tea?
Only time i have coffee is when its with a Jamieson's involved
Even though i'm a tea drinker I only have in the morning.
Even though i'm a tea drinker I only have in the morning.
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Re: Which tea with Rich Tea?
Camp ingredients: sugar, water, chicory extract & dried coffee extract 4%.rigger wrote:Oh, I don't know - as an iced drink in the summer I think it's alright. I'd still rather make a real one though : espresso in a blender with some milk and iceDavycc wrote:I would say the tide started turning about 30 years ago. I think what put me off coffee was living with an aunt for a few years as a nipper, they only ever drank Camp ..... vile stuff.Selby White wrote:Thought I would be in the minority not drinking tea, looks like it's the majority
I started to make a comparison to argue why it's obviously not coffee, but fatigue took the better of me and I gave up after several failed attempts...
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Re: Which tea with Rich Tea?
I prefer PG Tips, but Tetley and Yorkshire also good.
A hot,strong, cup of PG Tips has a very mild sweet fruit flavour as opposed to the slightly burned taste of most others.
A hot,strong, cup of PG Tips has a very mild sweet fruit flavour as opposed to the slightly burned taste of most others.
Re: Which tea with Rich Tea?
Twinings English breakfast tea every morning. No dunking.
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Where’s the choice of none of the above ?Davycc wrote:*&^** sake I forgot adding Twinnings would reset the poll votes. All those thousands of votes gone
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Where it belongsDavycc wrote:At the very bottomChilwellWhite wrote:Where’s the choice of none of the above ?Davycc wrote:*&^** sake I forgot adding Twinnings would reset the poll votes. All those thousands of votes gone
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