here ya go chaps, the manliest cup of tea ever brewed
[video=youtube;-fDM9Eb16Do]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-fDM9Eb16Do&feature=relmfu[/video]
[video=youtube;-fDM9Eb16Do]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-fDM9Eb16Do&feature=relmfu[/video]
how to brew a cup of tea like a man
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Perrari
Bushcrafter (boy, I've got a lot to say!)
Great video, great entertainer ! But someone needs to tell him that tea tastes better if you put the milk in afterwards. Although I know other people that do that as well. Maybe I'm just being fussy !
Brilliant !!! but milk goes in after you have made your brew ,if you take milk that is
Cheers
Jason
Cheers
Jason
Take one oil drum, punch holes in it and fill with wood scraps and joist ends. Set light to it using blow-lamp.
Set builders' galvanised two gallon bucket over fire, and add water to within two inches of brim.
When water gets near boiling, add one whole packet of loose tea, two tins of condensed milk and a two pound bag of sugar.
When it boils serve by dipping in chipped enamel mugs.
Serves gang of builder's labourers, the odd tradesman, the site foreman and a couple of surprised trainee building surveyors.
Set builders' galvanised two gallon bucket over fire, and add water to within two inches of brim.
When water gets near boiling, add one whole packet of loose tea, two tins of condensed milk and a two pound bag of sugar.
When it boils serve by dipping in chipped enamel mugs.
Serves gang of builder's labourers, the odd tradesman, the site foreman and a couple of surprised trainee building surveyors.
Pulse jets are fantastic, they're even louder "on song" when your stood next to the.
If you search on t'tube there are no end of mad a wonderful pulse jet powered devices and vehicles, from pushbikes and go-karts to RC stuff.
If you search on t'tube there are no end of mad a wonderful pulse jet powered devices and vehicles, from pushbikes and go-karts to RC stuff.
SimonM
Bushcrafter (boy, I've got a lot to say!)
Galvanised bucket and fire isn't a good combo...could seriously affect your health!
Simon
Tell that to generations of navvies and builders 
In a china cup the milk goes in first..........the boiling hot tea isn't such a shock to the glaze that way.
If you put the milk in before the teabag though, the lipids just clog up the bag.
Big primus brass stove inside a galvie bucket sat on the burden boards of a wee boat. Brews up fine and doesn't slop in rough seas
cheers,
M
In a china cup the milk goes in first..........the boiling hot tea isn't such a shock to the glaze that way.
If you put the milk in before the teabag though, the lipids just clog up the bag.
Big primus brass stove inside a galvie bucket sat on the burden boards of a wee boat. Brews up fine and doesn't slop in rough seas
cheers,
M
You forgot to leve enought space for a pint bottle of wiskey! Makes the early morning brew go with a bit of a zing.
Si
All tastes the same to me, tea in first, milk in first, i don't really care as long as it's warm and wet.
Growing up in decidedly working class areas if we'd have heard someone complain about their tea cause the milk went in first they'd be thereon known as gay
Growing up in decidedly working class areas if we'd have heard someone complain about their tea cause the milk went in first they'd be thereon known as gay
So what's wrong with putting milk & sugar (which is what condensed milk is) in your tea?
http://www.popularmechanics.com/home/how-to-plans/metalworking/how-to-build-a-pulse-jet
Halloween just got a little louder this year... going to make myself a banshee
Halloween just got a little louder this year... going to make myself a banshee
How on earth did he do it without ear protection?
I watched a demo of a model pulse jet engine not much bigger than that thing few years ago and the beast could be heard from 500 meters away.
Happy trails...torc.
I watched a demo of a model pulse jet engine not much bigger than that thing few years ago and the beast could be heard from 500 meters away.
Happy trails...torc.
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