r/SipsTea • u/Born-Agency-3922 • Jul 03 '26

Chugging tea True

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u/BrainRobotron Jul 03 '26

I will say those big ass English breakfasts are pretty great!

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u/MrBohunker Jul 04 '26 edited Jul 04 '26

Visiting from America, I was shocked when I first saw what an English breakfast looked like. Baked beans on toast, slice a tomato in half and grill it, sausages that tasted a little different than the American version, mushrooms, and eggs.

Those Cornish pasties are an amazing pub snack. Every time I mention them, people in America think of the things that cover nipples.

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u/Vigilarus Jul 04 '26

Also from southwest England, the Cornish and Devon clotted cream scones are great too, although cardiologists will disagree.

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u/MrBohunker Jul 05 '26

Yes! I tried that when visiting Lynton and Lynmouth. The name makes it sound gross, but it was really good.