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Well I think it is. You may wonder what the fuss is about.
I have very recently taken to drinking black tea. My former fatty self from being a child would drink lots and lots of very milky tea in a day. Even without sugar the calories from up to a pint of milk a day in the tea must have been significant.
On Atkins of course milk and caffeine are banned. I took to first fennal tea then green tea (which is naturally low in caffeine) - neither, of course with milk.
In the later stages of Atkins I would allow myself an occasional cup of English Tea when out, but I found I was no longer enjoyng it.
Now I find I prefer English Tea without milk - quite amazing after half a century of being mocked for drinking weak tea with so much milk.
Which only goes to show how much tastes change if you stick to plan. For a long time now I have looked at carby foods and thought they looked and smelled disgusting.
Now this Englishman doesn't even like tea the English way!
I have very recently taken to drinking black tea. My former fatty self from being a child would drink lots and lots of very milky tea in a day. Even without sugar the calories from up to a pint of milk a day in the tea must have been significant.
On Atkins of course milk and caffeine are banned. I took to first fennal tea then green tea (which is naturally low in caffeine) - neither, of course with milk.
In the later stages of Atkins I would allow myself an occasional cup of English Tea when out, but I found I was no longer enjoyng it.
Now I find I prefer English Tea without milk - quite amazing after half a century of being mocked for drinking weak tea with so much milk.
Which only goes to show how much tastes change if you stick to plan. For a long time now I have looked at carby foods and thought they looked and smelled disgusting.
Now this Englishman doesn't even like tea the English way!
*Melinda*
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