Tea

[Alex@POD]

Has anyone ever used a 220v kettle plugged in a cigarette lighter adapter thingy? How many hours does it take to boil? There is no way I'm going the whole week-end without tea...

[venom500]

Had one a few years ago and it was crap! Weve got our camping stove for tea so if it,s no good your welcome to drop by for a brew up!

[Alex@POD]

OK then, that's that sorted!

[Ballistic Banana]

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[venom500]

Ballistic Banana said:

just use on if these, bung afew bags in and have tea on tap all day



BB

Cool idea! "Will that be with or without soap Sir"

[Polarbert]

I can't understand how people can want a hot drink when its boiling outside. I said to my mum today how can you be drinking that. 'Its refreshing'


I don't geddit.

[jayjay]

From Lipton about tea - "And in hot weather, it seems refreshing. This may be because it can raise your body temperature and momentarily cause an increase in perspiration, which cools the skin."

[mxdi]

Alex@POD said:

Has anyone ever used a 220v kettle plugged in a cigarette lighter adapter thingy? How many hours does it take to boil? There is no way I'm going the whole week-end without tea...

dont you have a gas stove? takes minutes to boil

[Davey S2]

Take an oxcetelene torch and make your brew like the mechanic used to in the 'Love Bug'

[Alex@POD]

Yes I will get a gas thingy. That will be better, also i'll have a chance to eat something other than barbecue.

[//j17]

Just remember to take tea with you - bit like bacon (the French just don't GET bacon).

[Galileo]

//j17 said:

Just remember to take tea with you - bit like bacon (the French just don't GET bacon).

very

[Alex@POD]

Yeah i remember all we have in france is earl grey, darjeeling or whatever, not just tea...

[mxdi]

Is the milk normal?

When we 'did' rhodes the milk there tasted vile

[Alex@POD]

By the way, I got this today:

[Tripps]

mxdi said:

Is the milk normal?

When we 'did' rhodes the milk there tasted vile

As I recall French milk is "proper", at least it has been the few times I've had coffee at the Houx cafe.

You realise that everyone else probably doesn't namby pamby their citizens with all the rubbish and preservatives they put in our milk these days, so their milk is more likely the "proper" stuff!