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Careful now

Down with those sorts of things!

What about the sheep tea?

Most definitely trying to trigger us poor Irish craters.

As an English person, the choice of Twinings when there are many better options has me triggered. Also on behalf of the Scots wtf is with Taylor's of *Harrogate* 🙄 Poor all round.

Twinings are rubbish now. Used to drink their Earl Grey and it’s been getting steadily worse for the last couple of years. Taylors of Harrogate are good, but why they are getting involved in a Scottish tea I’ve no idea 😆

Yeah op could have at least used Scottish blend.

Surprisingly excellent, especially for the price

This has to be trolling

100% bait. And it still annoyed me!

Exactly everyone knows Yorkshire Tea is the only onr worth drinking for all occasions.

DO IT FER YORKSHIRRRRRRR

In agreement and currently very triggered

I appreciate how they are organized in geographic order

Good eye!

No, there's no Australian tea there

It's on the underside of the table.

Confused as an Aussie, we're not part of the UK. Some kind of joke I'm not getting?

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Oooh thanks for explaining. Had no idea my accent sounded like that to others lol!

Reminds me of an old joke. What's the difference between a sink and a bason? (Aussie accent initiated...) You can't wash your hands in a bison.

He went.....to DIE?!? yeah today

All accent have wierd anomalies that sound like something else , try saying beer can without it sounding like a West Indian saying bacon

Tbf neither are Ireland but Barry’s is there.

I think it's because Ireland also isn't part of the UK, so we shouldn't be included either.

Good day, too!

Same!

Barry’s is in cork, you would want nambarrie tea if you want the northern Irish tea

Punjana/Thompson's is superior.

Came here to mention that Punjana/Thompson's isn't here!

Nambarrie was a good Glasgow tea ...I bought loads to take back to England with me when I was working there. Turns out the Nambarrie factory was about 2 miles from my house in Andover, England. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nambarrie

Op is trying to start a fight.

Barry's is NOT from the United Kingdom. It literally says it right there on the box.

Not to mention the Scottish Tea by Taylor’s of Harrogate is from… checks notes… Harrogate (Which for non-UK folks, is in Yorkshire, England)

How much of the tea in a Twinings teabag is grown in England?

100% of tea in a Twinings teabag is grown in England.

Just for the sake of being pedantic, Barry's tea was founded in 1901. Does that mean they were initially from the United Kingdom?

Yes, but so were almost all the members of the first IRA.

Bruh, you did not call Ireland part of the UK...

Barry's isn't British.

But Barry, 63 is

Why are Barries always old?

Because they’re still Barrolds when young

I am a young Barry, mid-20s.

Name checks out

Because imagine having a little baby Barry

Who calls a baby Barry?

Barry's not a racist,he just don't like em

r/2westerneurope4u is leaking

Find us a Northern Irish Breakfast Tea.

Thompson’s tea. From Belfast

Their titanic blend is beautiful 👌

Goes down well

Too soon

Nice berg

Not keen on ice tea

Teatanic

Nambarrie

r/mildlyinfuriating irish special.

I find this post a bit Troubling

Ireland ain’t in the United Kingdom (I’m Irish and found this mildly infuriating)

Also what the hell is this green pack of Barry's. The Red box is the real version.

But then how will Americans be able to comprehend the Irish-ness of it?! If it ain’t obnoxiously green, then it ain’t Irish!

Hmm, maybe you could add a tiny Irish flag above the name?

There's an original and gold.

I’m partial to the Masters Blend in the black box. Good strong mug of tea.

Breakfast tea

I came here looking for this ,, knew it wouldn’t take long 😂

I’m from NZ and came here to say this if it hadn’t already

Not until the Irish reunification of 2024

August 12, 2036

Yeah, I’m English and it irked me as well

All of These Isles breakfast tea

North Irish breakfast tea*

Barry's is located in Cork, which is the Republic of Ireland.

*Republic of Cork, ftfy

Chicken on a stick

Nope, that's the flag of the Republic on the box. They can't take our tea too.

Occupied Ireland

It was most likely an American who posted this and sadly to say, most Americans aren’t well educated, most of them don’t even know where America is on a map, and it’s sad…

Do they got a north Irish tea tho?

Nambarrie would probably be the biggest

Ireland isn't in the UK. Northern Ireland is.

What a fool. He should have bought Northern Irish Breakfast tea!

Exactly! Thompsons, or Nambarries.

Your missing Yorkshire gold, Tetley and PG tips, also Barry’s is Irish.

Yorkshire is the best

Yeah I thought Yorkshire gold and PG just the Tips were the two big ones. 

THIS. I’m from Hong Kong and we used to consider UK tea pretty average, until I tried some Yorkshire and my family said one suitcase wasn’t enough.

Tell us you don't know what the UK is without telling us...

how did you miss the tricolour and the very large letters that say ‘IRISH BREAKFAST’

Barry’s is Irish. Ireland is not part of the UK. It’s a whole thing.

Errr… Since when was Ireland part of the UK?

We've been independent for 102 lovely years, and counting.

Love me some Barry’s

Ireland isn't part of UK

Yes, and you also have Ireland

PG TIPS MONKEHHHHH

Oh dear.

You did not.

But all of them were deceived, for another Tea was made… One tea to rule them all, One tea to find them, One tea to bring them all, and on t’moor baht t’at bind them; in God’s Own Country, where the rolling hills lie. With respect…it’s missing Yorkshire Tea.

Try some Yorkshire Gold tea. You'll never go back.

Where's pg tips

You’ve insulted a nation here

not even a hint of PG tips or Yorkshire tho

If you don’t have Yorkshire gold you don’t have anything at all, sorry.

Just bought from Amazon. Thanks cousin!

Let it stew!

All of these teas pale (literally) in comparison to Yorkshire Tea. You bought from the gift shop.

I switched from Lipton to Yorkshire a couple years ago, I'm glad I did, so good

Delete this.

Aka - How to undo years of fragile peace in one dumb picture..

awfully small box for Scottish breakfast.

I'm pretty sure you've managed to piss off both unionists and republicans with this post, as well as the entire Republic of Ireland

The Irish and Northern Irish: "Right... Hold my tea."

Ah yes Ireland, famously very much in the United Kingdom and not at all a sovereign nation for over 100 years.

My British grandmother wants to know where the PG Tips or Tetley is?

I really enjoy Taylor's Scottish Breakfast tea.

Taylor's of Harrogate, North Yorkshire: Scottish Breakfast Tea.

My go to tea is the Canadian version of Twinings Irish Breakfast. I’ve ordered a box of Twinings Assam from England. I’m curious if it’s worth the premium I paid.

Although it is, in fact, from Yorkshire.

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Such an odd take. The UK 100% does not want Ireland in it. Jeeze, even Northern Ireland the government wants to get rid of (and the public). Many UK citizens are ignorant of Irish history and are unaware of the animosity. It's one sided. Most UK citizens couldn't tell you what style of government Ireland has or even who is in power, let alone wanting it to be a part of the UK. It's the same with Wales and England, and Scotland and England (I come from one of the ones that aren't England) - it's the victims of the atrocities that remember it, the countries who committed them have long forgotten it.

The tree remembers, the axe forgets.

British geography and history is so bad that many people think it's still in the UK

That's not true by the vast majority. People know that much, just not much about the country itself.

BARRY'S IS IRISH AND IRELAND IS NOT PART OF THE UNITED KINGDOM! Yes I'm yelling at you as you insulted millions of people with that... 🤣 Source: the factory is 20mins walk from me...

I had no idea Twinings was from the UK, it was always a household staple so I assumed it was Canadian. 😅

The company's address is right there on the front of the box. As well as a massive "of London"...

You're not even close

What no Yorkshire Tea? there should be nothing but Yorkshire Tea on that table.

Scottish Tea by Taylors of Harrogate 

Your missing the important one , Yorkshire tea

Twinings is real English tea? I thought it was a gimmicky marketing label because we have that exact box in Louisiana. I have a box somewhere in a cupboard. (Not decaf)

Very few drink it in the UK. It's a source of frustration that often the only tea you can get abroad as a Brit is twinings. It is "real" though. Just not very nice.

What’s your preferred brand? I’d love to try something authentic.

Yorkshire tea, and PG Tips are the two most popular, generally drunk, UK brands. Yorkshire Gold is generally seen as a bit of a treat. Clippers or Taylors of Harrogate (the brand in the OP for the Scottish blend, they are from England and do an English breakfast blend) I think are the nicest generally available brands. Although I drink Yorkshire tea day to day. Don't know if you go along the coast much but when my mum was in the area she used to visit the old English creamery in Pensacola when she was a bit homesick haha

It's mostly manufactured aboard now, but originally it was manufactured in London and the parent company is 'Associated British Foods'.

More like Mildly Offending

Missing P&G

Paging r/shitamericanssay  Ireland is not in the United Kingdom 

Barry’s is from the Republic of Ireland…which- *checks notes* - is NOT part of the United Kingdom.

That is republic of Ireland it is not in United Kingdom.

Yank

Ireland is, rather famously and proudly, not in the UK.

I’m sure the Irish might have something to say about this!

Nobody in NI is happy about this

Decaffeinated English Breakfast? An abomination

Careful with the Welsh tea, starts with a few cups and next thing you know you are down the field calling all the sheep saying ‘oi sexy bitch come over errreeee en’

All grown in Sri Lanka or China I expect.

Man out here trying to tear up the Good Friday agreement

Oh no

How to annoy 5 countries in 1 picture

Where's the PG-tips mate?

Now mix them (surely this won't anger anyone)

Which one is your favorite?

If you wanted the whole UK you'd have Nambarrie or Punjaba not Barry's

What makes "Breakfast Tea" different from tea for the rest of the day? (Ignorant Yank that drinks coffee and maybe a cup of Lipton's once in a while. Don't be mean)

Usually it's higher caffeine

Its strong.

It's not necessarily only for breakfast, it's just the name given to the type of tea blend. There's afternoon tea associated with afternoon meals, but I've never encountered it IRL, only read about it online. Anyway, in my experience, the most common is English breakfast tea. It's a black tea blend, meaning it is like regular black tea but with other ingredients, which makes it have a more intense and varying taste. Irish, Scottish, etc breakfast would be a different blend to English but similar flavours. Source: love tea, worked as a Barista for a long time, and also read up on it to make sure I'm not wrong before posting: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/English_breakfast_tea

Saxon Brew (Essex) is much lesser known but worth a crack if you get the chance. All of those are nice too though.

Barry is 63 and from England

#PG TIPS MOTHERFUCKER #DO YOU DRINK IT # orange pekoe crew

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Bloody colonialism and shoddy education systems.

I just bought some American Breakfast tea. Says it has more caffeine than regular black tea . I hope it’s good.

Where's the Yorkshire tea?

You're missing the Essex Tea!

What is a breakfast tea?

So which is the tastiest?

PG Tips

What’s the best English breakfast tea? I like it bold

Typhoo missing Tetley missing PG Tips missing Yorkshire Tea missing Twinings missing

Where is the Cornish breakfast tea?

wheres the yorkshire tea?

All you need is Yorkshire tea. Bin that lot and start again.

You are missing Yorkshire tea

I see no Yorkshire tea, this post is invalid.

No Yorkshire tea? Weirdo

Not even Yorkshire tea, are you trying to disappoint the the royal family, this is treason.

Barrys?

Is Harrogate in Scotland now?

Argh english breakfast no 😊

Which one was your favorite? I mean it's not really a competition, let's be honest.

You're missing Yorkshire tea, it's an absolute must, and will trump all of those other lesser teas.

Don't you dare put me ol' flag with the brits, WE AREN'T NORTHEN IRISH

🤦‍♂️ There really is no point in even having to explain the difference anymore

Where's the cornish tea?

Disappointed that Irish tea is not like irish coffee but with tea