The British Tea Ceremony

[RedRiverChannel]

teabags is crap

[rasnus2]

Does nobody use a teapot nowadays ...?

[thatnylesguy]

EEEEEEEEW! gross she broke the five second rule! LMAO

[indy52102]

EITC

[suprememasterj]

No no no!

You take the tea bag out BEFORE you pour in the milk!

You obviously have not done your research correctly :P

[exup35]

was that a fairtrade teabag ?

[LienKaulitz]

Ahhh, you're supposed to hit the escaping teabag. I was wondering about that bit.

[WessexRanger]

Noooooooooooo!! You never ever put the teabag in after the water!!!! That's how the Americans do it, in Britain you either use a teapot of the more modern way of chuck teabag in mug and then drown in boiling water!

[ZodonTheGreat]

I'm glad I'm not the only one who noticed that. No wonder the poor thing was trying to escape.

[bearbearbethany]

@WessexRanger I go to boarding school (in the UK) and I always get asked to make tea for the staff in the house. My housemistress made you fill the cup with boiling water, put the teabag in for literally a second, then take it out. You then had to empty most of the water from the cup and top it up with hot water. She's 100% british otherwise. :p

[PowerMetalDom]

I wouldn't give up my tea for all the tea in china!

...wait.

[TheParanoidDuck]

MURDER! XD

[QilmBlee]

OH THE HUMANITY!!!! ;_; Its so sad that such savage traditions are still carried out.