Your Favourite Beverage ?

[summerisle]

Would you try it, or punt for the London fog ?

 

[LostLegend]

The Gods have truly abandoned us...

 

[The binman chronicles]

 

[chrismpw]

 

[SerenityNigh]

Would you try it, or punt for the London fog ?

French Canadians, eh?

 

[LEONARD]

 

[Frang]

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I tried all the fancy brew stuff and this tuff ^^^^^ still tops it im afraid

 

[Eggs]

...Guinness.

 

[Diogenes the Cynic]

Feel like I'm repeating myself from the lager thread but...

Guinness (foreign extra if possible)
Red wine (partial to a malbec and rioja but happy with anything drinkable)
White wine when cooking in a hot kitchen or in the bath.
Diet coke with a pizza or when I'm too hungover to face a hot coffee.
Espresso after restaurants and if I feel my heart needs extra work.
Lager (usually buy Zwiech in cans if i fancy it, peroni on tap if available)
Ice cold milk

Probably the fluid I drink and enjoy the most is water, hardly ever drink soft drinks.
My favourite non alcoholic and non h2o drink is and will always be coconut water.

I can remember getting a coconut as a treat a couple of times a year and cracking it open and sharing a small glass of it with all my siblings. Now I can buy it by the litre and feel like a king. Freshly macheted open on the beach is ideal but not as freely available for some reason.

 

[Groucho]

Would you try it, or punt for the London fog ?

I’m led to believe that turmeric infused milk is wonderful.

 

[Diogenes the Cynic]

I’m led to believe that turmeric infused milk is wonderful.

It really is!

Tumaric used sparingly in most things is wonderful for taste, appearance and health reasons. I find it a gets a bit overpowering if thrown in with abandon.

Obviously it's the fresh root which has the most health benefits rather than the centuries old dust in the spice rack but I still like to add a bit nonetheless.

If you have local grocers who sell the root its definitely worth getting hold of though. At the risk of being labelling a Tory they do sell it in Waitrose too though.

 

[Groucho]

It really is!

Tumaric used sparingly in most things is wonderful for taste, appearance and health reasons. I find it a gets a bit overpowering if thrown in with abandon.

Obviously it's the fresh root which has the most health benefits rather than the centuries old dust in the spice rack but I still like to add a bit nonetheless.

If you have local grocers who sell the root its definitely worth getting hold of though. At the risk of being labelling a Tory they do sell it in Waitrose too though.

Yes it’s available near me.

 

[Diogenes the Cynic]

Yes it’s available near me.

Tory

 

[Sarnia Kevin]

I like a nice cup of Yorkshire tea, though I can be tempted by red wine.

 

[john jako]

I like a nice cup of Yorkshire tea, though I can be tempted by red wine.

Yorkshire tea is the best tea bag out there like.