"A day without tea is a day without joy."
Is there anything more British than a cuppa? The list of ailments that can be cured by a mug of the good stuff is endless - I've listed some of my favourites below!
I've been getting an extra warm fuzzy feeling inside when I drink my tea lately, as I've been drinking this smugglers brew from Cornish Tea. You all know how much I love the south west of England, and after a little trip down to Cornwall to visit my cousin & her wife, I feel like that love has been renewed.
This British company was set up by two pals in 2012, and has been going from strength to strength. Like a teabag left in the cup. It's always nice to support homegrown companies, especially when the product is so yummy! I can't fault the taste at all, and the packaging is a fun read while your tea is brewing - lots of little facts, stories, quotes... all sorts!
Click here for more info & to buy yours - and if you're more of a coffee drinker, they've got you covered!
15 REASONS WHY WE DRINK TEA:
• it's a ritual
• to wake us up
• because we feel a little under the weather
• it cures hangovers
• to celebrate
• to commiserate
• because we're cold
• to help us open up
• because someone offered us one and we can't say "no"
• because we're bored
• it's an excuse to have a break from work
• because we've had a shock
• it goes very well with cake and biscuits
• to wind down after a hard day
• it's a reason to be sociable
Is there anything more British than a cuppa? The list of ailments that can be cured by a mug of the good stuff is endless - I've listed some of my favourites below!
I've been getting an extra warm fuzzy feeling inside when I drink my tea lately, as I've been drinking this smugglers brew from Cornish Tea. You all know how much I love the south west of England, and after a little trip down to Cornwall to visit my cousin & her wife, I feel like that love has been renewed.
This British company was set up by two pals in 2012, and has been going from strength to strength. Like a teabag left in the cup. It's always nice to support homegrown companies, especially when the product is so yummy! I can't fault the taste at all, and the packaging is a fun read while your tea is brewing - lots of little facts, stories, quotes... all sorts!
Click here for more info & to buy yours - and if you're more of a coffee drinker, they've got you covered!
15 REASONS WHY WE DRINK TEA:
• it's a ritual
• to wake us up
• because we feel a little under the weather
• it cures hangovers
• to celebrate
• to commiserate
• because we're cold
• to help us open up
• because someone offered us one and we can't say "no"
• because we're bored
• it's an excuse to have a break from work
• because we've had a shock
• it goes very well with cake and biscuits
• to wind down after a hard day
• it's a reason to be sociable
Are you a tea drinker? What are your favourite reasons to drink tea?
Head over to the Cornish Tea Facebook page & let them know!
Head over to the Cornish Tea Facebook page & let them know!
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Nostalgia, as a small child it was a treat to have a cuppa with a few lumps of sugar. Especially is it had snowed!
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ReplyDeleteLaura // Middle of Adventure
Thanks, it's from Asda!
DeleteI think tea is just the British people's answer to everything! I love a good cuppa!
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It truly IS the answer to everything!
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I've sat reading this post nodding to myself, so much truth in all of your words Lyzi! x
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Haha, I'm glad you agree!
Delete'To help us open up' is a very nice link :)
ReplyDeleteCurrently drinking a spicy ginger, lemon and manuka honey cuppa, perfect for a wet and blustery winter's day x
I got so excited when I saw the title of this post because Tea is my Jam. I'm obsessed. And I was also thinking about writing a tea post, about my favorite teas. When I went to England 2 summers ago to visit my cousin, her (now) husband, had a whole pantry full of tea and I was in heaven....His answer for it was "I'm a Brit, what do you expect?" HAHA
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Do it! Write about your favourite teas! I'd certainly read it :)
DeleteI'm such a tea addict - if I could live off it, I would.
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Hey lovely
ReplyDeleteAhhh a good cuppa tea! I wouldn't be without a few cups every day. In fact at work my friend Dominique and I are always putting the kettle on! Any excuse for a cuppa! Lovely pictures XO Amie
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I love that! x
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Kx
I'm such a typical British tea addict! I love it - I even have a kitchen cupboard practically filled with different types!
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At least it's not an unhealthy addiction!
DeleteI love the ritual of putting the kettle on - it's funny how tea is so ingrained with British culture! x
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ReplyDeleteI drink for all of those reasons.
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Oooh nice, I love a peppermint tea. Really good if you've got a sore tummy too!
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Definitely have to agree with every single point...as I was drinking a cuppa, of course. Although for the last couple of months I've hopped over to decaf as the caffeine was just affecting me too much!
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I'm more of a coffee person but tea is what I drink when I'm in bed with a book at night. I've been addicted to masala chai and green tea.
ReplyDeleteAh girl, you've hit home. I do love a good cuppa tea :D x
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You can't start the day in the UK without a good cup of tea, over the past two years I have been pushing the boundaries well for me that is when it come to tea and have been trying loose teas and different types of tea bags, I cam across a website of and uk tea company called The Kent ad Sussex Tea and Coffee Company www.tea-and-coffee.com they have a selection of over 1000 different tea which to be honest I never thought there could be such a selection of tea, really worth a look take you into a new world when it comes to tea, I now place an order with this company every month and have never looked back.
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