THIS IS THE WORST THING

[elisi]

*Watches video*

*Closes tab*

*Burns computer* https://t.co/P5JU9MozTf

— Yorkshire Tea (@YorkshireTea) May 7, 2020

(Direct link: https://twitter.com/YorkshireTea/status/1258303746313990144)

For anyone non-British, here is Yorkshire Tea's guide to How to make a proper brew

Comments

[shadowkat]

Vodka isn't a liqueur - it's the hard stuff. Not sure ...you got that?

Although I've been told Iceland makes the best in the world by my cousins.

I thought you were from the Faro Islands...

[elisi]

I know what vodka is, LOL. But for a lot of people [not from Scandinavia] schnaps is something sweet. I just wanted to point out how Danes they don't drink a particular hard drink (vodka) as they prefer another (schnaps).

And I grew up in the Faroes, but my family is Danish. Plus the Danes and the Faroese like similar drinks. (Beer & schnaps.) (Wine also of course, but.)

[shadowkat]

Thanks, for the clarification.

[elisi]

I wouldn't say nationality, but culture.

Like how Americans (taken generally) don't have eggcups. British people find this bewildering. On the flipside, then (as I think I mentioned above), then American lemonade is something far superior to what a British person would be familiar with.

You can probably get Yorkshire puddings outside of the UK, but it's unlikely to be a staple part of many people's Sunday dinners etc. Lots of people drink tea. The British & Irish (& Turkish!) drink more than any other country. Ergo, it is a bigger part of the culture.

ETA: You edited whilst I was replying! Anyway, it's not an important thing. :)

[shadowkat]

I've been irritable lately.

[elisi]

No worries. <3