For cups read mugs, of course, and the tea is reasonably strong (Assam - Sainsbury's Taste the Difference Free Trade) with milk and, I'm sorry to say, sugar.
I might have a mug of redbush (without milk) or Earl Grey or, in the summer, proper Mint Tea (Gunpowder, fresh mint, lots of sugar, the way I was told to make it in Morocco, many years ago.)
I tend to have one cup of strong instant coffee a day, two at the outside, and may have it black or white, with or without sugar. I loathe all coffee made by those god-awful coffee shop machines, and always drink filter coffee (if available) or tea in such places. I have been known to have a double espresso at the end of a meal out, but would much prefer Turkish or Greek style coffee.
I used to drink a lot of Diet Coke, but I haven't had one in ages.
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Date: 2010-03-11 06:38 pm (UTC)I might have a mug of redbush (without milk) or Earl Grey or, in the summer, proper Mint Tea (Gunpowder, fresh mint, lots of sugar, the way I was told to make it in Morocco, many years ago.)
I tend to have one cup of strong instant coffee a day, two at the outside, and may have it black or white, with or without sugar. I loathe all coffee made by those god-awful coffee shop machines, and always drink filter coffee (if available) or tea in such places. I have been known to have a double espresso at the end of a meal out, but would much prefer Turkish or Greek style coffee.
I used to drink a lot of Diet Coke, but I haven't had one in ages.