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Gorblimey, so the old ,uns had it right, it seems. 
They can,t have even known about polywhatsits!
but there you go, we,ve got them now and theres no turning back.
Whatever next are the ploddy fellah,s likely to come up with?
Ceeg
They can,t have even known about polywhatsits!
but there you go, we,ve got them now and theres no turning back.Whatever next are the ploddy fellah,s likely to come up with?
Ceeg
Excelent - Thats good news ! I read the same thing on coffee in National Geographic a few months ago too. They don't actually dehydrate you as thought ! Coffee is also perfectly heathly solong as you don't have other medical conditions (high blood presure was one ofe em...) that they do affect.
I thought this was Stuarts brilliant thread resurected to start with.....
few found the link at last.....
http://www.bushcraftuk.com/community/showthread.php?t=9951&highlight=nice
Cheers
Rich
I thought this was Stuarts brilliant thread resurected to start with.....
few found the link at last.....
http://www.bushcraftuk.com/community/showthread.php?t=9951&highlight=nice
Cheers
Rich
coor great right kettles on all round to mine
is there any new reasearch on choci digestives and their restorative qualities too?
is there any new reasearch on choci digestives and their restorative qualities too?
Awfully clever, those Chinese.Seagull said:Gorblimey, so the old ,uns had it right, it seems.
They can,t have even known about polywhatsits!
Whatever next are the ploddy fellah,s likely to come up with?
Ceeg
jdlenton said:coor great right kettles on all round to mine
is there any new reasearch on choci digestives and their restorative qualities too?
No, they're really bad for you. Chocolate HobNobs, on the other hand.... :notworthy
Pretend this:
is a cup of tea. Just this once, mind...
I don't know about that, but I did come across this site not so long agojdlenton said:coor great right kettles on all round to mine
is there any new reasearch on choci digestives and their restorative qualities too?
http://www.nicecupofteaandasitdown.com/
sort of *British* don't y'er know
Cheers,
Toddy
Toddy said:I don't know about that, but I did come across this site not so long ago
http://www.nicecupofteaandasitdown.com/
sort of *British* don't y'er know
Cheers,
Toddy
thats a great site have look at this http://www.nicecupofteaandasitdown.com/theWife/biscuitcity/
brilliant
"Sort of British..." tis indeed.
Like the way we seem to have fixations about, "closed pores and open bowels",
endless discourse about the weather and , cricket!
Across the pond, they,ll be saying, "Those G,dam Brits and their tea again!"
As Basil says, "Sorry"
Ceeg
Like the way we seem to have fixations about, "closed pores and open bowels",
endless discourse about the weather and , cricket!
Across the pond, they,ll be saying, "Those G,dam Brits and their tea again!"
As Basil says, "Sorry"
Ceeg
It's good to know that tea isn't dehydrating after all. Shame it bangs on about antioxidants so much, though, as they're not proven to have any benefit at all (and in fact can be bad for you in some instances).
So the story should be "drink tea as it does hydrate you after all, and of course it tastes great".
Always good to resurrect Stuart's excellent post, too, so thanks Rich.
So the story should be "drink tea as it does hydrate you after all, and of course it tastes great".
Always good to resurrect Stuart's excellent post, too, so thanks Rich.
The tea might be good but what about all the sugar people put in it?
If you want to go healthy you'd be best to drink it straight.
If you want to go healthy you'd be best to drink it straight.
Maybe so, but a teaspoonful of sugar is 20 calories, it tastes good and it has to be better for you than all those fake sweeteners. You can keep the milk though, about the same calorie wise, I like my tea black.......or green or white
Cheers,
Toddy
Cheers,
Toddy
Black , with 2 and a tiny dash of Cayenne pepper.
Ceeg
just wondering how long before somebody tells me that Cayenne is full of e numbers or agent orange, or something.
Come on, then.
Ceeg
just wondering how long before somebody tells me that Cayenne is full of e numbers or agent orange, or something.
Come on, then.
As a builder, I drink a lot of tea, and I think it dehydrates to a certain extent. During the hot spell recently, I found nothing better than water, even after a cup of tea, I was not refreshed and had to drink water after a cup. I find tea leaves (no pun intended) the mouth and throat dry during hot weather and I have to drink water to feel better. This only applied during the hot spell and tea at the mo is great.
Tiny bit of milk and one sugar for me please............
Tiny bit of milk and one sugar for me please............
Health food people all agree that white sugar is really bad for you
http://www.hps-online.com/foodprof1.htm
http://www.buzzle.com/editorials/7-1-2006-101041.asp
Cayenne pepper on the other hand is very healthy
http://www.cleanse.net/newsite/articles/cayenne_and_health.html
http://www.falconblanco.com/health/supplements/cayenne.htm
http://www.hps-online.com/foodprof1.htm
http://www.buzzle.com/editorials/7-1-2006-101041.asp
Cayenne pepper on the other hand is very healthy
http://www.cleanse.net/newsite/articles/cayenne_and_health.html
http://www.falconblanco.com/health/supplements/cayenne.htm
Rebel said:
Nice one, Reb.
So, with a no-no, for the sugars and a big yes, for the pepper; it looks as if I,d be better off just drinking water, then?
Ceeg
Who said anything about white sugar
Billington's all the way here
http://www.billingtons.co.uk/home/trade/sugar-information
atb,
Toddy
Billington's all the way here
http://www.billingtons.co.uk/home/trade/sugar-information
atb,
Toddy
Rooibos? Ag nee man, that stuff tastes awful. Ick. It's supposed to be healthy but don't see why anyone should suffer it. Viva Earl Grey, Viva!
Obviously can't speak for all we who live accross the pond, but I can say when I read how Londoners served tea to those who were caught by the recent bomb blasts, I knew that all would eventually be just fine.
Resilience, backbone, and tea.
Gotta love the British.
Drink on.
Obviously can't speak for all we who live accross the pond, but I can say when I read how Londoners served tea to those who were caught by the recent bomb blasts, I knew that all would eventually be just fine.
Resilience, backbone, and tea.
Gotta love the British.
Drink on.
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