British switching from tea to other drinks?

[ndoogoo]

Tea is partly responsible for modern civilization. Without it, there would never have been any large cities.

 

[Snyder]

Why do people drink tea in England anyways, haven't ya ever heard of coffee? :|

Judging by the stuff that's served in Starbucks et al. you Yanks certainly haven't.

 

[pascal]

There's no better food than Italian. Only Chinese/Thai comes near.

Greek. Awesome cuisine!

And thai owns chinese so bad it's not even funny. Chinafood is just bland palp in comparison...

You should try the Spanish seafood like Paella and others: http://www.restaurantedoncurro.com.br/

Also try the brazilian food like the gaucho barbecue http://www.maria-brazil.org/barbecue.htm or try the brazilian moqueca (pronounce moo-KAY-ka ) which is a mix of african seafood style with palme tree oil and thai seafood with coconut milk

This moqueca recipe miss the palm tree oil but I hope you like it: http://www.cookinglight.com/cooking/cs/techniques/article/0,13803,235041-235030,00.html

 

[_xxx_]

There's no better food than Italian. Only Chinese/Thai comes near.

Greek. Awesome cuisine!

And thai owns chinese so bad it's not even funny. Chinafood is just bland palp in comparison...

Greek is also quite good. I noticed that Greek stuff tastes much better here than in Greece. I was there a few times and noticed that they pretty much use no salt with flesh and much less spices. I like it very spicey though.

 

[nutball]

Tea is partly responsible for modern civilization. Without it, there would never have been any large cities.

Well there certainly wouldn't be any tea-breaks, which are I assert are probably the most significant contribution that the British working class has made to civilization.

Everything stops for tea, and all that. Tipper, wot ho?!

 

[Hanners]

Why do people drink tea in England anyways, haven't ya ever heard of coffee? :|

Just the smell of coffee makes me feel physically sick. Literally. :|