I need a nice hot cup of Tea, whats your favourite?

PG with a slice of ginger.

Twinings breakfast decaf or earl grey for me. A little milk no sugar. Chai tea occasionally.

Sainsbury's or Tesco ordinary tea - I drink it all day. I don't like fruit teas or other types of tea.

I've always hated tea; the very smell of it turns my stomach! I wish I did like it as I'm sure I'm missing out, and it can be embarrassing socially when offered tea. (like lemon tea though)

I change my brand from time to time, especially if I see something new in the supermarket! One of my favourites is Yorkshire tea but at the moment I am drinking Clipper Organic tea which I spotted in my local Morrisons.

I like tea strong (I let it stew for five minutes) and then add a splash of milk and one spoonful of sugar. I also use a very large mug.

Tetley

Bog standard builders for breakfast. Afternoon green lemon or jasmine. At night 'sleepy tea' in the hope that I do ?

Green tea for breakfast . Decaf tea with milk rest of day

Scottish Blend, or proper mint tea as made in Morocco and served in a glass.

Yorkshire Tea. All day every day. In a big 300ml bone china mug.

In my dotage I don't much like thick heavy mugs any more.

I have recently been off work for a couple of weeks with a really strong dose of the flu. Since then, tea hasn't tasted so nice. DS offered me a cup when I came home from hospital and I was delighted, but it wasn't like it used to be.

I have sugar but no milk, I gave up milk in 1968, we could only get long life milk, yuk!

I've just re-started drinking tea occasionally in the last couple of years but preferably only if it's Yorkshire, made in a pot and served in a china cup or small mug. I stopped drinking tea when I had to change to decaf many years ago. Decaf tea was awful at the time, Redbush was ok for a while, so I stuck to decaf coffee. That has recently become boring to me so have the occasional tea now.

No sugar though in either of them - I gave that up when I was eight. I went to a Church of England school (only school in the village) and we had to experience suffering during Lent ... hmm

Any breakfast tea up until about 11am served in a good china mug or cup.
Forgot about "no snack Feb" and just devoured a yummy M&S fruit scone whilst my evening meal is cooking.it was worth it though.

which seems to make us talk more and more about food

Lemon & Ginger tea normally with a ginger biscuit
But its no Snack Feb

Usually Yorkshire tea but we were given some Dorset tea and liked that very much.
We managed to find some in Waitrose last week, the packet looks a bit different to the one in the hamper but I hope it's the same flavour.

Even if it's a mug it has to be bone china.
Milk, no sugar thank you.

Strong tea out of a teapot with 2 bags, in a china cup with a drop of milk and a level teaspoon of sugar.

Nothing else quite hits the spot.

Ooh, I'm so glad someone else has sugar in their tea Janea ! I don't have it in coffee but I can't give it up in Yorkshire Tea for Hard water.

I also have a huge mug for my first cuppa of the day. Nothing fancy just PG Tips or Ty-Phoo.

Rington's Deluxe or Northumbrian Blend.
Milk and about 1/8 teaspoon sugar. Just can't give it up completely

Waitrose Assam Loose Tea.

I like Sainsburys Red Label tea bags in a mug - milk and 1/2 a spoon of sugar. I have a special mug for first cuppa in the morning - it's BIG!

M & S Luxury Gold loose leaf tea. We used to have Sainsbury's English Breakfast then I think they changed it, the flavour wasn't so good.

Tea, just ordinary English breakfast tea as I don't like flavoured teas of any kind. Even Earl Grey turns my stomach. Tetley or Yorkshire is normal for us.

In a thin mug dash of milk no sugar.