What do they call English Breakfast tea in England?!
What do they call English Breakfast tea in England?
The question came up this morning as I was heading off to work.
Answers:
English Breakfast Tea is a blend of tea.
Much the same as Earl Grey, Lady Grey etc.
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Tea lover.
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http://www.twinings.com/home.php...
earl grey
It's call Beer in my house....
I dunno, I'm kind of curious. I always thought that English Breakfast was like a plain black tea. Maybe they call it Breakfast tea? Earl Grey is something completely different.
breakfast tea
I don't know. However, the inclusion of tea in English culture traces its origin to British rule over India (and to a lesser extent, Kenya and China). Tea is a subtropical crop.
A full breakfast,[1] is a traditional cooked breakfast, comprising at its heart bacon and eggs, that is popular throughout Britain, Ireland and other parts of the English speaking world. Depending on where it is served, it is called bacon and eggs[2], a fry, fry up[3], full English breakfast[4], full Irish breakfast[5], full Scottish breakfast[6], full Welsh breakfast[7] or an Ulster fry [8]. The complement of the breakfast varies depending on the location and which of these descriptions is used. Full cooked breakfasts are no longer an everyday occurrence in many British or Irish households, although they occupy an important place in the concept of the morning meal and are the predominant business of many greasy spoon cafés, as well as generally being offered to tourists as traditional fare in hotels, guest houses and bed-and-breakfasts. Although it has declined as a breakfast it has grown in popularity as an all day breakfast[9] especially at weekends.
Served with tea??
Breakfast tea, Earl Grey is different.
Breakfast tea