First time I've heard Disney and Taste used in the same sentence. Chapeau!Took our decorations down today. Too many of them are Disney for my taste, but I get shouted down by wife and kids.Doesn’t matter now for nearly 11 months and 1 week until they go up again.
Love that stuff as well, someone brings it back from the east when traveling. I also work quite near a Chinese cash and carry.I've been drinking Chinese (Green) tea for years, excellent stuff. One of the nicest I've found is in Aldi (59p for 40 teabags) although it isn't quite as good as the Tea they sell in a certain Chinese 'Cash and Carry' (also open to the public) that @TVC and I know about it isn't far behind (Both are better than the Twinings muck though.and a bunch cheaper)
I drink mine 'straight' (no Lemon or Sugar) it just tastes like Tea.The one with lemon, I'm not going as far as slicing my own lemons!
For me it's the taste, the supposed 'health benefits' are incidental. I haven't taken Milk in Tea/Coffee for 35+yrs as 'dairy' makes my Sinuses worse and I like Cheese so restrict my intake of dairy to that. Now normal Black (Indian) tea is far too 'harsh' to drink on it's own and needs Lemon (either a slice or a few drops of juice) and 1/2 a teaspoon of Sugar to make it palatable (to me) so discovering the Chinese style stuff about 15yrs back was a revelation (They both come from the same plant, it's only the processing that is different) meaning I could reduce my Coffee intake as too much used to make me feel very 'twitchy'
Or a paving slab/floor tile.
Likey
I don't do that any more
I've seen a few people over the years 'rescueing' bits of a Kebab they've dropped.
Most of the people I've seen doing it took a couple of minutes to kneel down (in the right place) to be able to reach it.
