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So what's your choice for the perfect cup of tea?
Lyons tea is the only choice
Barry's is better
Tea? Are you kidding? I drink only double expresso coffee...with no sugar (I'm just that tough)
Caffeine is, like, soooo bad for for you - herbal tea for me thanks
There are different brands of tea? God they all taste the same to me
There is an age old argument that seems to rear its ugly head at least twice a week in our office - just what makes the perfect cup of tea.
I'm not saying it's come to blows in the tearoom, but let's just say there are a few purists in our office who won't hear of Barry's or Lyons or, in some cases, tea with actual caffeine in it.
So our question on this miserable Wednesday afternoon is:
What do you think makes the perfect cup of tea?
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