Are Britain and India the only countries that take their tea with milk?

We don't drink milk. We are Chinese.

only homos and women drink tea

>only homos and women drink tea

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Do you really drink tea with marmelade?
Do you have a caмoвap at home?

Malaysia

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Coffee is the liquid muslim

this is true

ive been drinking coffee for 3 years now and after adding soymilk it is very nice and not biter at all

its the gentlepersons drink and if you dont realize that coffee is better then tea youre stuck in the past eating the juices of imperialism and racism and opression

Eastern Frisians drink it with cream (and sugar)
Personally, I like it best with milk too

Why mestiços hate tea so much?

And iced lime tea is basically a staple during scorching noon

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I do it as well here if I'm not eating anything else and just having the tea.

Georgians?
I only now that Stalin was caucasian

>Not drinking tea and coffee black

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I love to drink tea and coffee ina variety of fashions. It’s all my stressed out mind can think about.

perfect beverage coming through

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fucking sports direct mug
no way that ain't weak and watery

Japan.

Sometimes
>Do you have a caмoвap at home?
My grandparents have one in their summer house, but they never use it

Doesn't Chai tea have milk by default? So that's most of America and Europe already.

It doesn't. Ask any Russian or Chinese.

>tea with milk

Fucking disgusting. This is the only way tea should be served.

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Are you faken Africans? Why do you always, always put in some disgusting things like ice?

>ice tea

fat fucks.

I can't drink tea or coffee without milk because it just tastes bitter
Except earl grey

Absolutely haram

I do but my family drinking tea is from our British side and my great grandfather was English so that might be why. Also, the East Frisians drink it with cream.

foodal.com/drinks-2/tea/recipes-tea/keeping-up-with-tradition-the-german-east-frisian-tea-ceremony/

Along with slavs, MENA, China, Japan, etc.

Most of our country does. The south is fueled on sweet tea.

I drink two glasses with my lunch every day and I'm not overweight because I run and lift. Sweet tea gives a man strength.

It's hot down here Oleg.

Are you east frisian?

No

Does any other country drink hot tea with lemon?

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You either make tea with milk and tea leaves/herbs or you make tea with hot water and dried flavored fruits put in between (if any of you know what I'm talking about).

Anyone that makes tea with fucking tea bags deserve to be shot.

Yes.

Yes
I prefer mine with luiza or nana though

Makes sense, we're drinking tea because of you guys. We use samovar too, for example.
100 years ago coffee was more popular around here.

>luiza or nana
A what now?

If you unironically think that coffee WITH MILK in it is bitter your tastebuds are fucked up

Plants/herbs, I'm not sure what their English name is.

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>100 years ago
We used to drink based sbiten, basically fermented honey.

>fermented honey
Like mead? How does it taste?

Like mulled wine.

Kike plants

tea is a very popular drink here, but we don't drink it with milk

Don't you drink mate all day?

That's a thing they do in the south of Chile, in Argentina, Paraguay, Uruguay and Brazil

>Do you really drink tea with marmelade?
yes
>Do you have a caмoвap at home?
we have one at the dacha but we rarely use it

How do you make tea in Poccия in 2019? Infuser?

Also I want to try it with marmelade, can I use the one with little bits of fruit in it or does it have to be purreed evenly? (Jam)

arabs do it a lot but its considered a different drink and not tea
as it should be

>How do you make tea in Poccия in 2019?
in a teapot with loose leaf tea
>can I use the one with little bits of fruit
yes, in fact that's preferable to jam

Nice, will try
Any particular marmelade you can recommend? I usually just have a mixture of different wild berries my grandma makes

> I usually just have a mixture of different wild berries my grandma makes
sounds great desu
i like it with sea buckthorn marmelade and some ginger in winter

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>its considered a different drink and not tea
explain further

Oh my patrilineal line is from there and I've visited. I didnt have tea though.

Some do here and I have an aussie coworker that does. My mother gave me hot tea with honey and lemon when I had a sore throat.

Well they are pretty fucking autistic about it
Haven't had it yet, but Tea with sugar and milk seems like a bad idea
Just like coffee would be

>sweet ice tea.jpg
>sweet
Disgusting

Its supposed cream and rock sugar I doubt it is that bad. My family from their are oddly self deprecating (that the sheep in the fields are our relatives type of stuff) so who knows what they'd say about it.

Yeah sweat tea sucks (step mother is from NC) but it still counts as Americans drinking a lot of tea. I prefer unsweetened black ice tea.

Thats just northerners "humour"

i take milk with my tea also

i like iced japanese green teas

*dabs*

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what do you think about tea with condensed milk?

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based

Pretty normal here

is there any other type of milk?

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Varenye is not marmalade. Gelling agent is not used in it. And yes, we eat it with tea.
> Do you have a caмoвap at home?
No.

what the actual fuck, I thought Russia had left Soviet cuisine behind