very bad tee

[planter]

No good tee with milk and sugar only rice tee. Why :'(

[lectrotek]

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[taeyang]

if you're talking about "tea" then a good substitute is what they call "milk tea" over here. i've found the lipton yellow label stuff to be pretty similar to tetley or pg tips. granted, it's nowhere near as good but it's the best i've found.

dunkin donuts also do a "milk tea" (밀크티) that's the same as well. but that can be very sugary, so be warned!

[VizionMC]

I saw a 3rd grade (Middle School) student wearing a 'SEX CHAMPION' tee the other day.... thought it was tremendous!!!








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[Rootleaf]

The first reply made me chuckle. Well played.  :D

Milk tea seems like your fare in this country. You can actually find it around many places, including Dunkin and I think most of the common chains offer similar items. Personally I found most of the tea where I came from in the States far too sweet for my liking and find the bitter taste of most tea here refreshing. To each there own though. Enjoy! :)

[toddc06]

Edit*  Sorry, I know that is already getting old. So...I like the Royal Milk Tea.  I'm from the states so I don't know much about good tea apart from unflavored ice tea, but I think it is pretty good.

[hwana]

if you're talking about "tea" then a good substitute is what they call "milk tea" over here. i've found the lipton yellow label stuff to be pretty similar to tetley or pg tips. granted, it's nowhere near as good but it's the best i've found.

dunkin donuts also do a "milk tea" (밀크티) that's the same as well. but that can be very sugary, so be warned!

Luckily I had a large box of PG sent from home that's still going strong, but if you're near a Homeplus you can get Tesco Finest brand tea there. I've not tried Lipton so I'm not sure how it compares.

[annekat]

I'm quite happy with the Tesco tea from Home Plus.

I was drinking the "finest earl grey" that they have, but switched over to the regular "Tesco quality tea" and haven't found any problems with it.

[alwaysgood]

I'm quite happy with the Tesco tea from Home Plus.

I was drinking the "finest earl grey" that they have, but switched over to the regular "Tesco quality tea" and haven't found any problems with it.

They have Twinings at the local E-Mart.

[annekat]

They have Twinings at the local E-Mart.

I've actually bought the Twinings from Emart as well, although it costs about 2 times the price of the Tesco brand for less tea bags. (and I am a very cheap person)