Tea drinking

It is a well known fact that us British love our tea.

Everyone has their favourite type of tea and their own way of taking it, whether it's with sugar without milk or milk without sugar or even without sugar or milk...?! Tea drinking is unique for every single person and some would say that it makes us who we are. Many people will judge you based on your tea habits, it's just crazy! If you're British and don't enjoy a good old cuppa, people assume there's something wrong with you. It's almost seen as a crime if you don't drink it. 'Oh no sorry I don't like tea' *gasps loudly in disgust*. Absolute peasants.

People who enjoy the same tea and tea methods will often get along much better, as it's just more simple when they come round right? You can simply ask 'cuppa?' and when they respond 'ooo yeah go on then' you don't have to be reminded how they like it as you already know because they have it exactly the same as you! Easy.

I personally like a good old fashioned brew. Yorkshire Tea has to be my ultimate favourite, obviously because I live in Yorkshire but also because I actually live in Harrogate where it is made! My claim to fame. I like to keep it simple with my tea, give me a nice cup of Yorkshire with a splash of milk and I'm good to go.

Of course you can never forget the biccies to dunk in as you go! Perhaps that's seen as a less classy approach to tea drinking, however I can never say no to a good chocolate digestive with mine or even a ginger nut or custard cream if I'm feeling adventurous.