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Celtic Radio Community -> Culture and Heritage -> From Your Kitchen to My Plate -> Scottish Recipes Top April Members Turn Off Ads Pages: (2) [1] 2  ( Go to first unread post )  Tea, New caffiene addiction! Track this topic | Email this topic | Print this topic kylassie    Posted: 26-Apr-2002, 02:56 PM 1st Queen of Scotland Group: Celtic Nation Posts: 272 Joined: 17-Nov-2001 Zodiac: Birch Realm: Kentucky Being a life-long coffee/iced tea drinker, I have found yet another caffien addiction! I like hot English Tea! I tried Darjeeling Tea (Capt. Pickard's Favorite), and it is good, but not nearly as good as Ahmad Breakfast Tea. It is dark like coffee and is excellent with 2 lumps of sugar, a dash of cream, and a "biscuit." Are there any other tea-drinkers who would like to share their favs here? I live near an International Foodstore that stocks its shelves with foods from all around the world!     -------------------- Slainte, Janet aka Kentucky Lassie aka Janet, Queen of Scots :p                 scottish2  Posted: 26-Apr-2002, 04:04 PM Celtic Guardian Group: Celtic Nation Posts: 3,048 Joined: 26-Sep-2001 Zodiac: Birch I Think Capt Pickard's favorite was Earl Grey as he always ordered it Quote Tea, Early Grey, Hot                 maggiemahone1    Posted: 26-Apr-2002, 07:27 PM High Queen of Ireland Group: Celtic Nation Posts: 3,596 Joined: 03-Jan-2002 Zodiac: Ivy Realm: Southern West Virginia I drink the Celestial Seasonings, Natural Herb Tea, Lemon Zinger.  This is a caffeine free tea.  I figure I get enough caffeine in coffee, so I try to decaffeinate my soda's and tea. I was advised by my doctor to cut back on the caffeine for my bones sake.  I like my tea hot with a little sweetner.  I drink english tea sometimes and I have drank the green tea. But my fav is the lemon zinger.  I like that zest of lemon. As they say in jolly old England; "I'll have a spot of tea."                    kylassie  Posted: 26-Apr-2002, 07:39 PM 1st Queen of Scotland Group: Celtic Nation Posts: 272 Joined: 17-Nov-2001 Zodiac: Birch Realm: Kentucky Scottish2, I believe that Picard ordered "Tea, Earl Gray, Hot" in several episodes, but also "Tea, Darjeeling, Hot" in a couple of episodes? Maggie I do not drink any carbonated beverages at all, my poor stomache can only handle non-carbonated beverages. At the price I have to pay for Ahmad Tea, I will only drink it for "special occasions." Will you join me for a spot of tea?                       maggiemahone1    Posted: 26-Apr-2002, 09:30 PM High Queen of Ireland Group: Celtic Nation Posts: 3,596 Joined: 03-Jan-2002 Zodiac: Ivy Realm: Southern West Virginia "Yes, thank you, One lump or two?" maggiemahone1                  kylassie  Posted: 27-Apr-2002, 06:00 AM 1st Queen of Scotland Group: Celtic Nation Posts: 272 Joined: 17-Nov-2001 Zodiac: Birch Realm: Kentucky Two please, and just a dash of cream, thank you.                   Aon_Daonna    Posted: 27-Apr-2002, 09:27 AM The Wolf Lady Group: Celtic Nation Posts: 2,966 Joined: 06-Apr-2002 Zodiac: Ivy Realm: Fife, Scotland Tea... a very good idea! I drink tea the whole day long, a "bad" habit I brought back from Scotland I like Darjeeling, Orange Pekoe. With only a few crumbs of brown sugar and a wee splash of milk but also "O'Connor's Cream" from our local tea-store (aromatized with Whisky and Cream... it's sooo great! yum!  oohh, I'd like Darjeeling, too. With a small spoonful of sugar and a wee splash of milk, please! -------------------- Moderator: The Playground (RPG) Carpe Jugulum Carved with a twisted smile An epitaph for sorrow Sethian - Epitaph If anybody wants a costum signature, pm me!                 Mel    Posted: 28-Apr-2002, 11:43 AM Honored Clan Member Group: Celtic Nation Posts: 93 Joined: 06-Mar-2002 Zodiac: Birch Tea... I'm not  a big fan of it and  even a month in Ireland didn't change my pont of view but I must admit that the real chinese green tea is delicious! I take some each time I'm going to eat in my favorite restaurant.   But now that I read all your favorite tea, I think I'll try to drink more...probably the lemon one.  Thanks for bringing the subject on the board!                 Aon_Daonna    Posted: 28-Apr-2002, 12:03 PM The Wolf Lady Group: Celtic Nation Posts: 2,966 Joined: 06-Apr-2002 Zodiac: Ivy Realm: Fife, Scotland my parents adviced me not to drink as much tea as I usually do in the time of my exams... else I'll never sleep today I tried: "Kaisers Melange", aromatized with lemon and maracuja... that was good!                 Cabbagehome    Posted: 02-Jun-2002, 08:24 PM Viking Queen of the Fair Isles Group: Celtic Nation Posts: 759 Joined: 10-Mar-2002 Zodiac: Birch Realm: Howell, Michigan USA Well I don't drink coffee. I like earl gray, english breakfast, orange, black, black & orange, green, darjeeling and constant comment. Oh yes the one they serve in Chinese resterants. I like it hot, iced, plain, surgered, with lemon or cream. When we go out my daughter orders iced tea with cream, the waiter allways looks so strange, I just say; she's from Boston. Just read in an artical from the Health Science Instatute that a new study has shown that if you drink tea (black, orange, or green)with a high colestrol meal, the tea will counter act the bad fat. It must work I had my colestrol checked last week and it was low.                   Knightly Knight  Posted: 22-Oct-2002, 05:49 PM King of the Kowboys Group: Scotland Posts: 260 Joined: 10-Oct-2002 Zodiac: Rowan Realm: Saint Louis, Missouri Have your tea anyway you want, but as for me and my house it 'll be about 2 gallons of Ice. If its not broke why fix it? lol   -------------------- If Jimmy cracked corn and no one cares, Why is there a song about it?                 maggiemahone1  Posted: 02-Feb-2003, 06:40 PM High Queen of Ireland Group: Celtic Nation Posts: 3,596 Joined: 03-Jan-2002 Zodiac: Ivy Realm: Southern West Virginia Has anyone tried Lipton's...Green tea with orange, passionfruit and jasmine?  It is yummy!   maggiemahone1                  Cabbagehome  Posted: 03-Feb-2003, 08:09 AM Viking Queen of the Fair Isles Group: Celtic Nation Posts: 759 Joined: 10-Mar-2002 Zodiac: Birch Realm: Howell, Michigan USA Lipton's is the brand that Hubby swears by.  I was given Green tea with orange, for Chiristmas, which we like. I'll have to try that. Thanks!                 Catriona  Posted: 03-Feb-2003, 06:09 PM Banned Member Group: Celtic Nation Posts: 69 Joined: 25-Oct-2002 Zodiac: Birch I only use Twinings teas.  Lipton is almost totally an export brand nowadays, although it used to be much more common in the UK when I was a girl. My favourites are Earl Grey Lady Grey Lapsang Souchong Orange Pekoe and Ceylon or Darjeeling for breakfast teas You can't have a real Scottish 'high tea' without a good brand of tea                   Cabbagehome  Posted: 04-Feb-2003, 07:22 AM Viking Queen of the Fair Isles Group: Celtic Nation Posts: 759 Joined: 10-Mar-2002 Zodiac: Birch Realm: Howell, Michigan USA Quote (Catriona @ Feb. 03 2003,7:09) I only use Twinings teas.  Lipton is almost totally an export brand nowadays, although it used to be much more common in the UK when I was a girl. My favourites are Earl Grey Lady Grey Lapsang Souchong Orange Pekoe and Ceylon or Darjeeling for breakfast teas You can't have a real Scottish 'high tea' without a good brand of tea   Oh I thought Twinings, was the high priced inport brand! I love the first on your list. We drink alot of the last on your list iced. I've never seen the two in the middle of your list.                 1 User(s) are reading this topic (1 Guests and 0 Anonymous Users) 0 Members: « Next Oldest | Scottish Recipes | Next Newest » Pages: (2) [1] 2   Fast Reply Show Smilies Pop Up Window |  Enable Smilies |  Enable Signature       Close Topic Options Track this topic Receive email notification when a reply has been made to this topic and you are not active on the board. Subscribe to this forum Receive email notification when a new topic is posted in this forum and you are not active on the board. Download / Print this Topic Download this topic in different formats or view a printer friendly version. 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