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I was wandering around my local grocers on Saturday, and I got to the aisle with all the teas on it. So what, you ask?

I spied a box of PG Tips sitting on the shelf, so i pick it up...this shit had better be good, 7 bucks a box...

Pyramid bags eh?

Now, if I could only find this brown sauce in a glass bottle...

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Nice one Jeff. I am having a cup of tea from a PG pyramid bag as we speak :thumb:

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It's pretty strong.... but I like it that way! Now, don't do something silly like put sugar and milk in your tea..

For a different experience, though, try Trader Joe's mint chocolate tea. Okay, now THAT is sinful. :) Time to go to confession again.

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Go to Cost Plus World Market for the HP.

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I tend to only drink tea when I've got a sore throat, so I'm on coffee now. :)

Actually I should be on nice strong black tea.

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Shed Peel wrote: It's pretty strong.... but I like it that way! Now, don't do something silly like put sugar and milk in your tea..

For a different experience, though, try Trader Joe's mint chocolate tea. Okay, now THAT is sinful. :) Time to go to confession again.

There ain't no Trader Joe's in Austin...we got HEB, which if you aren't from Texas, you likely haven't heard of, but hey, the guys last name was Butt...oh...erm...there are a few Albertsons left, along with Randall's (our local branch of Safeway) and a few wal-mart supercenters...oh, and the hippie's grocer...Whole Foods...

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Hmm, good to know! Never would have thought the HP sauce was so readily available.

Now, someone needs to give me some recipes. :food:

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Jeffari-al-Texani wrote:

Shed Peel wrote: It's pretty strong.... but I like it that way! Now, don't do something silly like put sugar and milk in your tea..

For a different experience, though, try Trader Joe's mint chocolate tea. Okay, now THAT is sinful. :) Time to go to confession again.

There ain't no Trader Joe's in Austin...we got HEB, which if you aren't from Texas, you likely haven't heard of, but hey, the guys last name was Butt...oh...erm...there are a few Albertsons left, along with Randall's (our local branch of Safeway) and a few wal-mart supercenters...oh, and the hippie's grocer...Whole Foods...

Hmmm, methinks you need to get Pope to send ya a batch of Trader Joes goodies...because I'm not sharing my stash!

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His Holiness, The Pope wrote: Go to Cost Plus World Market for the HP.

oi, there's one of them right across the highway from work...I guess I'll drop in tomorrow evening...

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I prefer Rose tea and Irish breakfast tea..

its been ages since I went to Trader Joes..nearest one is an hour away..damn country.. love all the imported food and wines there..

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Shed Peel wrote: It's pretty strong.... but I like it that way! Now, don't do something silly like put sugar and milk in your tea..

For a different experience, though, try Trader Joe's mint chocolate tea. Okay, now THAT is sinful. :) Time to go to confession again.

We grew up on PG - my Dad had a tea caddy on the wall filled with the loose leaf stuff and used to make it super strong. These days my Brother swears by Miles tea, probably because they're a client of his, but they're all just blends of cheap Ceylon tea really. Best I've come across is the M and S Extra Strong tea (with milk :laugh: ) Haven't yet graduated to mint chocolate tea I'm pleased to say...

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Tetley

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TYPHOO not KUNG FO:lol:

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Steve Lea wrote:

Shed Peel wrote: It's pretty strong.... but I like it that way! Now, don't do something silly like put sugar and milk in your tea..

For a different experience, though, try Trader Joe's mint chocolate tea. Okay, now THAT is sinful. :) Time to go to confession again.

We grew up on PG - my Dad had a tea caddy on the wall filled with the loose leaf stuff and used to make it super strong. These days my Brother swears by Miles tea, probably because they're a client of his, but they're all just blends of cheap Ceylon tea really. Best I've come across is the M and S Extra Strong tea (with milk :laugh: ) Haven't yet graduated to mint chocolate tea I'm pleased to say...

a tea caddy? now, that's quite a storage place for an addict's supply! :laugh:

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Get the box with the free chimp!!!!

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Earl Grey.No sugar,and just a hint of milk.The complete breakfast.

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ROCKET MICK wrote: TYPHOO not KUNG FO:lol:

Saw a box of that today...it reminded me of detergent for the dishwasher...

I didn't buy the typhoo...I did pick up a bottle of HP Brown Sauce (in a glass bottle), a jar of orange marmalade (Duerr's...fuck me it does look different from what I'm used to picking up at the grocers), a bag of maltesers (they taste much better than I remember), a box of Jaffa Cakes, and a tin of Heinz Beans to see if they are any different from our pork&beans...

and what is it with the Heinz beans, do they not expect any of you fuckers to own a can opener???

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Heh, a good strong cup of Constant Comment does the job for me. :nod: Add some lemon to that, and woohaw! am I in a good chill-vibe or what!? :thumb:

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Shed Peel wrote: It's pretty strong.... but I like it that way! Now, don't do something silly like put sugar and milk in your tea..

For a different experience, though, try Trader Joe's mint chocolate tea. Okay, now THAT is sinful. :) Time to go to confession again.

I hope to God there's a place somewhere in Central Florida that has that kind of tea!! :love: Good grievance...

ETA [edited to add] Fookin' hell. My keyboard went psycho on me for a moment. Thank God it's back to normal, whatever that is. :laugh:

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Jaffa cakes SUCK...

please tell me you don't really like them that much...

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Jeffari-al-Texani wrote: Jaffa cakes SUCK...

please tell me you don't really like them that much...

Wait... which kinds did you get? They have a variety of cakes nowadays, including ones with apple and blackberry I think.

I really don't like Jaffa cakes... well, maybe the ones with the orange filling but really not my favorites...

(I prefer Lion bars... yeah, yeah, I know, probably discontinued by now)

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'Sunshine' Valley Music Junkie wrote:

Shed Peel wrote: It's pretty strong.... but I like it that way! Now, don't do something silly like put sugar and milk in your tea..

For a different experience, though, try Trader Joe's mint chocolate tea. Okay, now THAT is sinful. :) Time to go to confession again.

I hope to God there's a place somewhere in Central Florida that has that kind of tea!! :love: Good grievance...

ETA [edited to add] Fookin' hell. My keyboard went psycho on me for a moment. Thank God it's back to normal, whatever that is. :laugh:

Alas, there is no Trader Joe's further south than Virginia to obtain for their mint chocolate tea easily. But there is one brand online that you might wish to order from:

Tea tea tea

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Jeffari-al-Texani wrote: Jaffa cakes SUCK...

please tell me you don't really like them that much...

So does MISSY JEM and she's ORANGE too!:eek: :lol:

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SHED wrote:

Jeffari-al-Texani wrote: Jaffa cakes SUCK...

please tell me you don't really like them that much...

So does MISSY JEM and she's ORANGE too!:eek: :lol:

WHAY IS IT ORANGE????!

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At work I drink tea. well, sometimes RedBull or XTC too. :D

my fave is peppermint tea :D woth no sugar :D

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SHED wrote:

Jeffari-al-Texani wrote: Jaffa cakes SUCK...

So does MISSY JEM and she's ORANGE too!:eek: :lol:

I don't suck, I'm ace, and stop the american lingo Chorley boy!

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Nice pot of Earl Grey for Missy.

Or, in American, Earl Gray?

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Missy Jem wrote:

SHED wrote:

Jeffari-al-Texani wrote: Jaffa cakes SUCK...

So does MISSY JEM and she's ORANGE too!:eek: :lol:

I don't suck, I'm ace, and stop the american lingo Chorley boy!

nope, you suck...oh it's true...it's damn true...

so do you want my Jaffas or not???

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