Despite the stereotyping of English types, I don't like tea.
I'll have a coffee, please (If you're putting the kettle on.)
How do you take you tea?
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I drink a coffee in the morning.
*firing up electric kettle*
Thanks, Poptart! Black with no sugar, please
Easy!
What's your coffee of choice? Would you like highly caffeinated and weak American? |
The stronger the better! Hyper-caffeinated, if possible.
Here you go, strong coffee and a poptart. Nothing like a sugar rush to go with that caffeine.
Thanks! I needed that. It was my first poptart since 1988. I don't think they're sold here. 
Sorry, I couldn't compete with the crumpet. I've redirected my efforts to France, and learning from my mistakes, I market myself as Le Poptarte. It gives me an European air. So, next time you're there, slight the croissant!
*scratching 'vindaloo' in note pad*
*puzzled*
What is vindaloo? |
Love your style, le poptarte. I will shun not only the croissant, but the pain au chocolat, and the croque-mosieur. Have there been any advances in poptart science in the last 20 years? Any new flavours?
You name it, I've got it. Now, I do have a new flavor which I'll introduce in Germany only. Meat flavors, because the Germans love their meat in the morning, is the way to go. Tell me what you think.....
The weinertart.....the brat-tart....the popschnitzel....... |
The popschnitzel sounds delightful!
Perhaps a popschnitzel, a brat-tart, then a good old-fashioned apple poptart would be a balanced breakfast.
I prefer the delicate flavour of good Darjeeling tea. Just a drop of milk. With buttered toast. You are transported to another world!
Poptart wrote:
*scratching 'vindaloo' in note pad*
*puzzled*
What is vindaloo?
Its a curry. Quite mild. Hotter versions are Tindaloo and Phal.
I have forgotten the taste of Darjeeling. Must purchase some, as I am interested in trying it again.
Those are Indian dishes, I presume?
As a Southerner, my tea has ice and sugar in it. But I prefer coffee and a pop tart!
One coffee, two poptarts, coming up!
Poptart wrote:
*scratching 'vindaloo' in note pad*
*puzzled*
What is vindaloo?
Not a fan of the Boys from the Dwarf, huh?
I drink tea every day: Earl Grey, Lady Grey, English Breakfast, or Irish Breakfast by Twinings. Sometimes with milk and sometimes without, depending on my mood, and with just a touch of sugar. In the winter, I like honey instead of sugar.
I know, I have forgot the 'r' in your.