Escapecraft

Bask in it's glory.

This thread also being known as "How to be a Brit" by vallorn

I see no China there. Disappointed.

Wildwill002 wrote:I see no China there. Disappointed.

You know it's British when it includes things named after places half a world away.

Vaguely Indian-sounding tea - definitely British.

Lord_Mountbatten wrote:Vaguely Indian-sounding tea - definitely British.

It's from the arab/iraqi store up the street. One of those big boxes of loose leaf tea costs around $3 and can last me 6 months so

Wildwill002 wrote:I see no China there. Disappointed.

I did have an awesome little china cup but

Fun fact! At one point the largest producer of china clay for Britain was in Cornwall, a full 6488 miles / 10441.42 km / 5637.92 nautical miles from china.

My currently most used mug is one I got from moon pig on valentines day one year. The current teapot my family uses has been with the family for at least 100 years, and is a lil windmill. I'll give you a pic when I get a new phone/my phone works

Our teapot just doesn't get washed, for extra teaness.

That may be, but have you ever been so tea that you've seen your uncle chase your aunt whilst hold 2 teabags and screaming "DUNK ME IN YER WATER!"

I don't know what tea you drink, but hook me up, man.

Earl grey, Chai and Chocolate tea.

Also occasionally that tea recipe vallorn posted