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Important to remember that tea has also contributed to great divides between countries too
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as far as personal freedom goes
I think things are going to get worse
people with a more collectivist mindset
That is true! As long as there is taxation with representation, all should be well.Important to remember that tea has also contributed to great divides between countries too
I think it's more pronounced in the US because there aren't many popular middle-ground news sources. It's either vehemently for or vehemently against. So it's no surprise there's such a divide.
Tea, the most powerful drink in the world.
it is very wrong that now I am compelled to make a pot of tea.
I'd extend upon that to say that, even the popular middle ground news sources (CBS*, ABC*, ect.) have awful reporting, and the stories they select many times don't seem to have a great deal of relevance on the national and international stage. PBS news hour seems to have some of the most objective discussions on politics which I've heard.
*(I'm talking about the national news on those channels, and not the political shows, which will often have a political slant.)
What pro-team are the Naturals the farm team for?
Bitter? Just put the bag in for 15 seconds instead of a few minutes and not so much tea. That English tea I got was really bitter. No wonder they use milk.Not at all!
Do you drink black tea mostly? I've tried quite a few green teas and wish I could like them. They just taste so bitter or overpowered by any additive(Like, green tea with lemon is basically so lemony that you can smell the horrible-cough-medicine-you-force-yourself-to-drink-when-ill smell before you even take the cellophane off), but green tea is so good for you that I haven't given up yet!
Not at all!
Do you drink black tea mostly? I've tried quite a few green teas and wish I could like them. They just taste so bitter or overpowered by any additive(Like, green tea with lemon is basically so lemony that you can smell the horrible-cough-medicine-you-force-yourself-to-drink-when-ill smell before you even take the cellophane off), but green tea is so good for you that I haven't given up yet!
Bitter? Just put the bag in for 15 seconds instead of a few minutes and not so much tea. That English tea I got was really bitter. No wonder they use milk.
I love strawberry and other sweet tastes.
Mostly black tea, though I've recently discovered the joys of white tea which has made me far too happy.
Gosh, I hear you on the green tea. A friend keeps insisting good green tea is not bitter, but all the good green tea she has introduced me to has caused the same "nope" reaction. My body is rejecting its natural goodness, in favour of delightful black tea in all its wonderful forms.
Still, I shall try Messy's tip on barely leaving the leaves in the water before drinking. Perhaps the problem is our steeping time!
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