A Mash or a Brew?

[Squiggs 11]

Brew is the noun, Mash is the verb

[manofstrad 10]

Would you call a cuppa tea a Mash or a Brew?? I think Sheffield Folk usually go with Mash!

 

Niether, For me it's "Another latte" while taking care of business in Nonnas.

[Squiggs 11]

Niether, For me it's "Another latte" while taking care of business in Nonnas.

 

Must be one of them southern ponces

[jdh24490 10]

definitely brew

[manofstrad 10]

Must be one of them southern ponces

 

No, the basic translation is coffee (and) milk.

[Guest]

Surely it's "put t'kettle on".

[Shinzou 10]

I would say mash for when its brewing and I would call it a brew when its a finished product. :-)

[shefftyke 10]

I would definately say 'are ya mashing?' but when i went to uni in Leeds everyone said 'fancy a brew?'. I think its a sheffield thing!

[Bladesman 10]

I always say a brew.

 

Mash or mashing always makes me think of mashed potatoes.

[Becky B 31]

I thought brew was a Sheffield thing, didn't use the term (as a noun) before I moved here.

In our house it was "put the kettle on" to initiate, but you waited for the tea to mash, not brew.

[Agent Orange 11]

It's a cuppa. Mashing is the process of making a cuppa.

[Eater Sundae 12]

I mek the tea. Part of this involves waiting for it to mash.