Tea

Prelactarian, putting the milk in first. Postlacterian putting the milk in after. For when tea or coffee is brewed in a seperate pot, not the drinking utensil. It used to be a matter of social standing, in years gone by, poor people would put the milk in first to lower the temp, because their poor quality pottery mugs couldnt stand the higher temps, the richer types would have china tea cups, which could withstand higher temps, so could put their milk in afterwards.

The fat molecules in the milk fucks up the tea bag, even if you heat the **** in a microwave as hot as you can, it wont brew properly if the milk is in with the hot water, its not hard to grasp, even for a thick **** like you.

Putting the sugar in before taking the bag out fucks it all up as well.
 
Putting the sugar in before taking the bag out fucks it all up as well.

You're heading into dangerous territory here. Taking the bag out before adding sugar is either a two spoon brew or you're running the risk of lumpy stained sugar. No one wants stained lumpy sugar and anyone who uses two spoons to make a brew is a ****.
 
You're heading into dangerous territory here. Taking the bag out before adding sugar is either a two spoon brew or you're running the risk of lumpy stained sugar. No one wants stained lumpy sugar and anyone who uses two spoons to make a brew is a ****.

I care as much about lumpy, stained sugar as I do about toast crumbs in the butter and egg yolks in my bean sauce.
 
I care as much about lumpy, stained sugar as I do about toast crumbs in the butter and egg yolks in my bean sauce.

Scruffy ****. You're food cupboard is cross contamination hell. At least you're not a two spoon **** though.
 

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