Conquer Club

While drinking my tea today i thought: How many cups of tea other people in the world drink a day? On a school day i usually have 3. On a holiday or weekday i usually have 5 or 6. How many do you have?

0, i hate that stuff. Euurghhh...

Titanic wrote:0, i hate that stuff. Euurghhh...

really##?
i love it

I couldn't put any number since I don't drink it regularly.

I put 5....although that is the amount of coffee I drink.....maybe only have 1 or 2 cups of tea a week

6 a day. Since I switched to decaf, I've been sleeping better at night.

Drinking De-caff coffee and tea is like taking a bath in a wet-suit.

I rarely drink it, iced tea or hot.

the average is probably 2-3, one in the morning, evening and one other

zero, its not that popular in the US

Tea is gross... Hot or iced.

Unless it is green tea... I do drink green tea when eating sushi.

Actually, I forgot about Iced Tea, like Arizona and Brisk

those are good

Anarkistsdream wrote:Tea is gross... Hot or iced.

Unless it is green tea... I do drink green tea when eating sushi.

Whilst you do your yoga excercises?

Damn long-haired hippy.

I drink tea on occasion. I like coffee better.

my mom's a tea-holic but I hate the stuff, iced or not

Norse wrote:

Anarkistsdream wrote:Tea is gross... Hot or iced.

Unless it is green tea... I do drink green tea when eating sushi.

Whilst you do your yoga excercises?

Damn long-haired hippy.

Tai chi, actually....

between 1 and 3 a day.

Those Americans just don't know what tastes good. But then again, by now it's probably traditional not to drink tea in the USA. Ever since they tried and failed to make the worlds biggest cup of tea in Boston a few hundred years ago. The problem was that they were using sea water which is simply too salty and they had no adequate way of making it boil.

MeDeFe wrote:between 1 and 3 a day.

Those Americans just don't know what tastes good. But then again, by now it's probably traditional not to drink tea in the USA. Ever since they tried and failed to make the worlds biggest cup of tea in Boston a few hundred years ago. The problem was that they were using sea water which is simply too salty and they had no adequate way of making it boil.

Nark, regular green tea or that 'rice' stuff?

I'm not a fan of the rice stuff the Japanese resteraunts have.

2dimes wrote:Nark, regular green tea or that 'rice' stuff?

I'm not a fan of the rice stuff the Japanese resteraunts have.

No no... The regular stuff...

Unless by rice stuff you mean Saki... Which I like too

Not saki. They make green tea with rice in it. Tastes like postum that's off.

LOADS! Tea's bangin'.

Usually drink about 4 cups at work and 1 when I get home, although I have been known to drink well in to double figures if the mood takes me ....

Hardly ever drink coffee in the UK, but when abroad I'd rather have coffee than tea. Purely because very few Europeans seem to know how to make a good cup of tea.

What a British stereotype.
I don't drink it that much, only when it's cold (the weather, not the tea).

Wow! This is a great thread!

I usually have a cup of milky coffee in the morning, half a Coke Zero at lunch, and a cup of Earl Grey at work in the afternoons. This is my usual caffeine intake.

I wonder, all you people from exotic lands who drink lots and lots of tea every day: How do you prepare it? What kind of tea? Do you make pots of it? Using TEA BAGS? I want in-depth details, please.

btownmeggy wrote:Wow! This is a great thread!

I usually have a cup of milky coffee in the morning, half a Coke Zero at lunch, and a cup of Earl Grey at work in the afternoons. This is my usual caffeine intake.

I wonder, all you people from exotic lands who drink lots and lots of tea every day: How do you prepare it? What kind of tea? Do you make pots of it? Using TEA BAGS? I want in-depth details, please.

1. if im making one just boil the kettle and pour it in the cup with the teabag in add milk, wait for it to strengthen then put the tea bag in the bin.
2.We drink tetley tes
3.I make pots rarely for just me but always when guests are round.
4. yes teabags