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What makes the perfect cuppa is leaving the tea to brew so you get a strong flavour.
ReplyDeleteBuilders tea nice and strong
ReplyDeleteA good cup that holds the heat makes a good cup
ReplyDeleteFull fat milk - shhh don't tell anyone! :P
ReplyDeleteUse boiling fresh water for a perfect cuppa. Nina B.
ReplyDeletemy son making it his are better i just seem to show the teabag to the water
ReplyDeleteBlack tea in a nice mug!
ReplyDeleteLeaving your tea to infuse -too many people rush and spoil the delicate flavour
ReplyDeleteMy husband for one he makes the best cup of tea I always put the milk in last to
ReplyDeleteA mug, some Earl Grey tea and boiling water
ReplyDeleteLeaving the tea to brew for a while :)
ReplyDeleteMy favourite mug and leaving it to brew for a while so it's the perfect temperature to drink :)
ReplyDeletesomeone else making it
ReplyDeleteA nice chocolate biscuit to dunk in it x
ReplyDeletePatience - give it time to brew
ReplyDeleteI love tea, and come from a family of tea lovers. For me a cup or preferably mug ( as contains more tea for me to drink) of tea is good. To be treated to a cup / mug of tea is delightful as it is very welcoming and courteous. Afternoon tea with company and refreshments can be Bliss!
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I like my tea strong and one sweetner ,prefablt a biscuit to dunk it with
ReplyDeleteNeeds to be strong enough to actually taste like tea and with just a splash of milk. As my Mum recently said "the milk is just so you can see it's strong enough!"
ReplyDeleteAny cuppa is great if someone else make you it
ReplyDeleteFor some reason when my Mum makes one, it's ten times nicer!
ReplyDeleteA good strong cuppa
ReplyDeleteUsing a teapot,warming it beforehand and leaving it to brew.
ReplyDeleteYay I would love to win a selection of teas, from such a young age drinking tea was one of the greatest ways to unwind from the stresses of life. But the question is what makes the perfect tea? To me the perfect tea is brewed with affection and love. The perfect tea is comforting and undemanding, in short the perfect tea is simple.
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Earl Grey! Strong - two sugars - bit of milk - yummy yummy yummy! Thanks so much for the chance x
ReplyDeletethe perfect cuppa is when it's nice and strong
ReplyDeletei love a green tea :D x
ReplyDeletea nice cup of lavender tea with a spoon on honey and a drop of lemon juice!
ReplyDeleteA PG tips bag strong with a dash of milk and no sugar
ReplyDeleteGreen tea at the right temperature
ReplyDeletetea is for the individual taste I like mine strong and well stirred
ReplyDeleteJust warm enough, not too hot is my perfect cup
ReplyDeleteWhat makes a nice cup of tea has to be having it in my favourite mug with a nice chocolate biscuit
ReplyDeleteA tetley teabag and brewed in a teapot x
ReplyDeleteBe sure to use a teapot, and brew it. A quick dunk of the teabag just doesn't work
ReplyDeletedont put the milk in first ! let it brew before adding milk and that for me makes the best cupp axx fab giveaway thankyou x
ReplyDeleteHalf a teaspoon of sugar and strong
ReplyDeleteStrong but milky and not too hot
ReplyDeleteI love a fruity, herbal tea. It has to be infused for a long time and when you lift that steamy mug to your face it smells so delicious. relaxing after a long work shift!
ReplyDeleteMilk and a chocolate biscuit!
ReplyDeleteStrong! American tan in colour. I've even been known to leave the teabag in
ReplyDeleteThe length of time a tea bag takes to brew and the type of teabag you choose. I normally allow 3 – 5 minutes for the flavour to circulate my cup.
ReplyDeleteStrong and milky is the best. And getting someone else to make it is even better!
ReplyDeleteFreshly boiled water on loose leaf tea drunk from a china cup
ReplyDeleteDon't pour the water just after it's boiled but wait a couple of minute and then leave it to infuse for quite a while
ReplyDeleteMe - as only I know how to make tea how I like it.
ReplyDeletei love leaving the tea bag in, but with lots of milk and sugar!
ReplyDeleteA good biccy to dunk!
ReplyDeleteFiltered Water and loose leaf tea
ReplyDeleteI too think loose tea in a ceramic teapot is the best.
ReplyDeleteI like mine nice and strong with two sugars xxx
ReplyDeleteTea in my favourite mug makes the best cuppa! It doesn't taste right out of a different cup
ReplyDeleteIt's got to be good quality tea!
ReplyDeleteI tell you what doesn't make a good cuppa, putting the milk in first! Milk in after it has brewed for a while and good quality tea bag
ReplyDeleteThe water has to be boiling, we have a water heater in work and its not the same.
ReplyDeleteYour fav blend, left for enough time to infuse
ReplyDeleteSomebody else making it for you x
ReplyDeleteusing fresh water
ReplyDeleteBeing able to sit with your feet up while drinking it - this makes the perfect cup of tea
ReplyDeleteTime and a good friend to chat too
ReplyDeleteEnglish breakfast tea with a dash of mmilk
ReplyDeleteMaking it in a tea pot and giving it time to brew. Oh and using loose leaf teas.
ReplyDeleteThe time to savour it :) xxx
ReplyDeleteTime alone to enjoy it 😁
ReplyDeleteFreshly boiled water and letting the tea brew.
ReplyDeletePeace and quiet in a bone china mug x
ReplyDeleteThe perfect cuppa is when someone else makes it for me
ReplyDeleteStrong and black with a digestive to dunk in
ReplyDeleteThe right teabag - I love a cup of Clipper
ReplyDeletestrong and sweet, no milk
ReplyDeleteHas to be English breakfast with milk no sugar. Milk in last not first.
ReplyDeleteIt has to be very strong with a splash of almond milk
ReplyDeleteA big mug, freshly boiled water, oat or hemp milk and a comfy chair
ReplyDeleteA good tea blend, means the perfect tea!
ReplyDeleteStong Tea in a Bone China Mug tastes blissful then just need a good book to read with it xxxx
ReplyDeleteTime and a good source material . Though I do enjoy a mug rather than cup , peasant that I am.
ReplyDeletetea leaves brewed for the right amount of time. Love that diffuser, so cute
ReplyDeleteLeaving the bag to stew, and if you have milk please do not put the cold milk in before the hot water - eurghh!
ReplyDeleteGreat tea blend :)
ReplyDeleteFor me it's got to be strong but milky
ReplyDeleteLeaving it for long enough to brew - hate wek wishy-washy tea here!
ReplyDeleteA nice sweet milky cuppa
ReplyDeleteMy husband makes the perfect cuppa!
ReplyDeleteA good quality tea and let it brew
ReplyDeletehot strong 5 min brew
ReplyDeleteLet the tea stew for abit
ReplyDeleteMy perfect cup of tea is black tea taken strong with two sugars and a generous amount of full fat milk and drunk piping hot.
ReplyDeletethe taste and my favourite mug :)
ReplyDeleteI love a strong cup of tea with 2 sweetener and a tiny touch of milk
ReplyDeleteMaking sure the tea has time to infuse makes all the difference x
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