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John Smith 19/09/24(Tue)00:34 No. 47129
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Normally I have my tea with milk. I'm out of milk, so I added lemon juice instead. However, I accidentally added too much lemon. It's not so much that the tea is undrinkable, it's just more sour than I would prefer.


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John Smith 19/09/24(Tue)00:53 No. 47130

That's unfortunate.
I usually don't have anything with my laurel tea.


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John Smith 19/09/24(Tue)01:04 No. 47131

>>47130
Are the type of dried bay leaves used in cooking suitable for brewing laurel tea?


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John Smith 19/09/24(Tue)02:29 No. 47132

Dear John,
Have you considered drinking your tea straight? I for one started after I realized I looked rather silly adding sugar packets to my green tea at the Chinese restaurants I frequent. I have since grown to liking the bitter, soothing taste as it does grow on you after a while. Of course, this also eliminates the problems of your tea being too sour and running out of milk; assuming you dislike sour more than bitter. If, however, you rather add something to your tea I would add something sweet to counter the sour. My personal favorite would be honey but sugar will do in a pinch.
Best wishes,
John


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John Smith 19/09/24(Tue)22:46 No. 47134

>>47131
I think yes. I just boil dried leaves I got from my dad.


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John Smith 19/11/15(Fri)05:49 No. 47167

Lemon drink is great. I like having lots of it. I don't have any right now. Life is too bad. Inconceivably bad. lol I have access to lemon iced tea but that's not the same thing. The law of identity shines a light on this scenario. I do not have lemon drink, I simply have a flavored tea with lemon. My existence is tough without this drink. I don't know when my next paycheck is. I'm gonna be in a dire situation without lemon drink and my life is not something I'm excited about honestly. lol


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John Smith 20/04/20(Mon)09:58 No. 47282

Milk tea is yuck. Lemon with hot tea is neat-o. But that's just me


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John Smith 20/04/20(Mon)19:34 No. 47283

>>47129
Now add rum and you have yourself a nice pot o' grog.


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John Smith 20/04/20(Mon)19:59 No. 47284

Personally I have my tea as plain as it can be; boiled water, enjoyed at about 80 degrees celsius.


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John Smith 20/04/21(Tue)06:16 No. 47287

I used to think milk in tea was gross.
Then I tried it and I was pleasantly surprised.


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John Smith 20/05/11(Mon)08:12 No. 47332

You should have added more tea John...

I also suggest switching to coffee, it provides some extra punch that is nice to sweeten off


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John Smith 20/07/04(Sat)02:24 No. 47437

That's unfortunate, John. Maybe you could add a bit of sugar to lessen the sour bite.

Regards,
- John


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John Smith 20/07/06(Mon)12:14 No. 47438

>>47437
His first mistake was thinking milk had a substitute


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John Smith 20/07/07(Tue)14:59 No. 47442

>>47438
Oatmilk is a damn good cow milk replacement.


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John Smith 20/07/13(Mon)09:25 No. 47461

>>47442
Except it isn't milk and I doubt it is natural at all

Can't recall many oats dripping with white milk


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John Smith 20/11/23(Mon)22:14 No. 47614

Dear John,
I hope in the last year you have got a good ratio of lemon to tea, so it is no longer to sour for you.

Kind regards

John


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John Smith 20/11/24(Tue)13:06 No. 47616

Whenever you drink tea without milk you should realise you are going down a road you cannot go back from. I drink both my coffee and tea without milk now


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John Smith 20/11/25(Wed)07:24 No. 47621

>>47616
It's easier


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John Smith 20/11/26(Thu)01:39 No. 47625

>>47616

Dear John,

You are right. I did it deliberately though. I switched to green tea, so I didn't have to keep buying milk at all hours of the day.
This has saved me a lot of time and effort of going to the shop, just for some milk.

Although I do drink tea with milk at some of my friend's houses, as they don't have green tea and I dont mind.

Hope this finds you in good health and a nice cup of tea.

John


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John Smith 20/12/04(Fri)08:52 No. 47642

Hi John.

One time, I spilled orange Gatorade in my Chicken Noodle Soup. I ate the entire thing anyway, as that was my last can of soup. It was absolutely disgusting.

Be thankful for this sour tea.

Sincerely, John



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