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Morning all,

For years I had milk in my tea, I have drunk copious amounts of tea from a relatively young age.
Last summer having milk in my tea really turned my stomach, I thought it was the water at the time, but after a few weeks without, and then going back to having black tea, I found I didn't upset my tummy anymore...
The thing is, I can happily drink a ping of milk (have done just now) and feel fine...

What's wrong with milk in tea?


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Nothing!

question how soon after drinking the tea with milk did your stomach turn?

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Nothing's wrong with milk in tea generally, the protein in the milk denatures the harmful stuff in tanins that can cause cancer and (I find) makes for a more pleasant taste than the sharp tang of black tea. Having said that, I know plenty of people who enjoy tea black and there's no reason why not.

It's possible that your taste has changed and that you can't tolerate the milk in tea anymore, again, that's perfectly normal, and possibly it's the combo of the tea and milk that makes your stomach turn, whereas regular milk on it's own isn't an issue. Peoples tastes and tolerances do change over time so it could just be that you're in a black tea derinking phase at the moment.

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question how soon after drinking the tea with milk did your stomach turn?


I started feeling bad about two mouthfuls before I finished...

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Peoples tastes and tolerances do change over time so it could just be that you're in a black tea derinking phase at the moment.


That makes sense :)


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I don't drink much tea, but when I do drink it I have it black.

Black but weak, and with a little bit of honey and it's delicious.

I won't go anywhere near a milky tea.

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Just a little splash of milk in my tea thanks.

And two sugars, if anyone's getting them in :D

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Just a little splash of milk in my tea thanks.

And two sugars, if anyone's getting them in :D


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Thanks! :D

Quite topical... The tea machine spat out two cups, one with a drink in it, the other with just a tea bag and the powdery crap at the bottom, so I took the extra tea bag and used it to make a double strength brew... very nice :)

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I've always had very strong tea...The purple one drinks her tea out of a pint sized mug, half tea, half milk...
I could never drink tea like that...Disgusting!


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Ew!!

I drink Assam and I like it quite strong without too much milk, I can't stand milky tea or coffee, it remind me of my grandmother who puts about an inch of milk into any cup :shock:

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I'm on PG at the moment (no, not our penguin friend!), though when I get a new teapot filter (the old one was infested with white and yellow fluffy stuff :shock:) and have replenished my supply, I'll be drinking Assam, English breakfast, Scottish breakfast and Kenyan tea.


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bobbdobbs pic clearly shows why I haven't drunk tea with milk in it for over 25 years !

I never could get what part of "just a tiny bit of milk" people had difficulty understanding.


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bobbdobbs pic clearly shows why I haven't drunk tea with milk in it for over 25 years !

I never could get what part of "just a tiny bit of milk" people had difficulty understanding.


Generally I just tell people that I'll add my own milk as I cannot trust them not to [LIFTED] it up!

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I don't drink tea. Or coffee.

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We drink Assam milk 2 sugars, and if we're having a light lunch we'll have Darjeeling with a splash of milk. The other half usually has Chai, I can't stand the cinnamon.

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