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maltrab

maltrab

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I spotted in an episode, when the trio went to the cafe and ordered 3 tea's, when they sat down I noticed Cleggy's tea had no milk in it, anyone else spotted this and want to have a stab at the title
 
Yes but can't remember which one. I always assumed it was coffee because I know Peter didn't drink tea.
 
Well a clue would be later in the episode he was asked did he want milk & sugar in his tea, which he replied yes
 
I know, it gives a bad impression of how we actually dring our tea, you're British for gods sake, we have our tea pride
 
maltrab said:
Sometimes the tea looks almost like milk
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Tea does not have it all its own way , Costa Coffee is absolutely appalling it really is like hot milk. To get any coffee taste you have to buy an extra expresso shot which pushes the cost even higher . When you travel on coach trips, as I do regularly, sadly they seem to stop at Services which only seem to have Costa Coffee outlets and I simply do without because I won't pay a high price for hot milk .
 
Costa is expensive and service station are a joke. We only like stopping at Westmoreland on the way to Scotland, it's expensive but it's an independent farm shop that doing great meat. We bring tones of bacon back and freeze it for xmas
 
I don't mind what I pay for quality food and drink because buying inferior products like Costa's coffee is just a waste of money. I used to travel down the M6 regularly but joined at Teebay going south and leaving it at Teebay on the way back but I always made a point of stopping at Brough because you could buy local produce . Perhaps if I'd stayed on the M6 and crossed to the east coast further up I could have gone to Westmorland which sounds a great place to visit .
 
Okay to get this back on track, here is a picture from the episode with Cleggy and his tea with no milk, later in the episode he is asked if he would like a tea,he replies yes please milk and two sugars.
 

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