???Elementary - Dear Watson said:There are more types of tea than Black and Green... you also have white and red!
I drink black teas... sometimes flavoured, but usually Earl Grey! I also drink it Whoopi Goldberg... i.e. Black none!
(The other named tea being Julie Andrews... White none)
Black tea is tea made from fully grown green tea leaves that left in the sun to oxidize, and are left looking black. Teas work different from coffees; the name comes from the colour of the leaves, not the drink.Scrustle said:Well I've heard of black coffee, coffee without milk, but the OP says black tea with milk, which confused me. So I just guessed he was referring to normal brown tea. I guess that type of tea is technically Indian tea.gh0ti said:Eh? How else do you describe tea without milk?Scrustle said:Although I've never come across "black" being used to describe tea before.
You have it exactly backwards, my son! Coffee is meant to taken black, anything else in it is just gross. Whereas tea was clearly not perfected until it had milk and sugar added to it!DRes82 said:Maybe I'm a minority, but I think milk in tea is just gross. I like my tea with sugar and nothing else. Milk/creamer is for coffee.