A cuppa?
People at work are regularly putting tea bag AND milk in together BEFORE hot water !!!
And the cheek of it ... thinking that it doesn't matter in which order it goes!!!
It matters !!
The milk stops the tea brew correctly - in fact it takes an age if the milk goes in with the bag.
They scoff at my point of view, the swines or should I say, plebs.
Don't you agree?
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I agree! Put the milk in last, otherwise its a ruined cup of tea.
Lemon 
its not Lemsip!!!
Lemon
its not Lemsip!!!
Lemon! Gross! 
Don't drink tea
Hope that helps.
Milk goes in last. Otherwise the tea is too milky and not 'teay' enough 
No milk.
Don't drink tea
Hope that helps.
OMG that most definitely does not help !!!
British and not a tea drinker !!??
Check your ancestry pronto !!
Not a clue as I never make tea.
Hope that helps 
Not a clue as I never make tea.
Hope that helps
Why do you never make it - you don't drink it?
Not a clue as I never make tea.
Hope that helps
Why do you never make it - you don't drink it?
That is correct, I don't drink it and for many, many years I did not drink coffee either. I now have the occasional coffee.
that's not normal
Erm . . what do you drink socially then
that's not normal
Erm . . what do you drink socially then
By socially do you mean the pub?
teabag in then hot water
then squash the life out of teabag with a spoon
add milk to the colour you want
im half way between normal tea & builders tea
nowhere near cucumber sandwich tea-nasty
then you can get real tea-proper
in a teapot
with floaty bits
that's not normal
Erm . . what do you drink socially then
By socially do you mean the pub?
Nope - I mean when a normal person says,
"Do you want a cuppa?"
. . . and settles down with a brew for a chat.
What do you do?
teabag in then hot water
then squash the life out of teabag with a spoon
add milk to the colour you want
im half way between normal tea & builders tea
nowhere near cucumber sandwich tea-nasty
then you can get real tea-proper
in a teapot
with floaty bits
I'm pure builders tea, me. None of that poncey perfumey stuff like earl grey or darjeeling. Milk in last, and only the tinsiest dash of it 
Takes v rare opportunity to agree with St. Renton: if you must make your tea in a mug with a bag, never EVER put the milk in before you remove it
Won't ever get my head around why one would put Ambre Solaire in a cuppa tea
Whittards have a good selection
