[Speed Demon]

What are your favourite indulgences that make a great cuppa.

Mine is the following...

Kenco Rich

Douwe Egberts Pure Indulgence

PG tips pure tea granules

All with some nice fresh green top milk and 2 generous tea spoons of brown sugar.

[GodStar]

Starbucks microgrinds instant coffee is amazing but expensive.
Kenco do a cheaper version but way inferior- though better than any other instant i've tried.
PG or Yorkshire Tea

[medusa]

Twinings Earl Grey, Lady Grey or Sunshine Grey (but not their Lapsang Souchong- that's horrid!).

Black, no sugar, just tea and boiling water.

[shaz112]

Tesco's Finest earl grey.

Carte Noire or Nescafe Alto Rica.

[Jim Graham]

Tea first thing in the morning before I get out of bed - Clipper Fairtrade for me.

Kenco Colombian during the morning to wake me up

More tea in the afternoon with a nice biccy

Kenco Decaf at night

[Ian Dome]

some right posh gits in here.

Yorkshire Tea. FACT.

[Hecate]

Instant coffee: Kenco Millicano.
Coffee for the machine: Lavazza Espresso.
Tea: PG Tips Strong or Yorkshire. Two tea bags in a big mug.

Semi-skimmed milk, no sugar.

[Forumosaurus]

It really all tastes the same to me.

[sibon]

I never drink instant coffee. Can't stand the stuff.

Clipper Fairtrade tea for me (Did you see that Jim, twice in a week)

Lavazza Red coffee takes care of all of my coffee needs.

Both with a splash of milk and no sugar, thanks. My body is a temple.

[Forumosaurus]

Originally Posted by sibon

I never drink instant coffee. Can't stand the stuff.

Clipper Fairtrade tea for me (Did you see that Jim, twice in a week)

Lavazza Red coffee takes care of all of my coffee needs.

Both with a splash of milk and no sugar, thanks. My body is a temple.

Are you this person?

[Mecky]

Coffe is Vero or red Lazza

Tea is PG Tips Decaf

[alchresearch]

Yorkshire Tea or Yorkshire Gold. Nothing else compares.

[anywebsite]

Originally Posted by alchresearch

Yorkshire Tea or Yorkshire Gold. Nothing else compares.

Taylors do some other blends too, the posh ones are even better.

Sea Dyke Brand White Tea (Chinese) is really good too. The Chinese know how to make tea, you don't have to be from Yorkshire to make it right (but it helps).

Clipper tea is pretty good too.

PG tips granules

[Nagel]

Originally Posted by Speed Demon

All with some nice fresh green top milk and 2 generous tea spoons of brown sugar.

Green top milk? Presumably you mean semi-skimmed as green top is unpasteurised whole milk and very difficult to find.

[spiritangel1]

PG tips tea bags
hate instant coffee so use Douwe Egberts on a daily basis,for a treat love Folgers from USA but dont have very often unless we bring a few air packed sachets,failing that dont mind Starbucks ground coffee

[pottedplant]

Originally Posted by Hecate

Instant coffee: Kenco Millicano.
Coffee for the machine: Lavazza Espresso.
Tea: PG Tips Strong or Yorkshire. Two tea bags in a big mug.

Semi-skimmed milk, no sugar.

Ah - we nearly match- except for the tea where I like Rooibos (red tea) or TEAPIGS peppermint.

[sumayyah]

what ever tea bag is first out the box. black no sugar and made with a bit of cold water in the cup first. nothing worse than scorched tea

cant stand coffee

[Little Boots]

I like Clipper tea best
for coffee it has to be kenco. I like both my tea and coffee with milk no sugar please

[Crosser]

Yorkshire tea? to me it tastes worse than the 500 teabags for £1.00 in the market!


I used to exclusively drink Tetley tea, but I have found recently that PG are better. (for me anyway, but I guess it's all subjective)

I seldom do coffee (and NEVER "instant") but to be fair, McDonalds fair trade stuff is ok to my pallate.

[fake]

For the instant stuff Carte Noire for coffee and Sainsburys Red label teabags. Otherwise Columbian beans for coffee or a mix of Kenyan and Ceylon for leaf tea.