"regular tea" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It simply describes tea that is not flavored or specialty in any way. For example, "I usually drink regular tea with my breakfast every morning."
"For optimal brain gain, regular tea breaks" are the way to go, he writes.
The vodka preys on the South's famous weakness for sweet drinks, particularly sweet tea, the icier, sugarier, syrupier cousin of regular tea.
There is "organic tea" but no regular tea; 15 shades of salmon including "nova scotia salmon", "oregon salmon" and "seattle salmon"; and both "baker's" and "semisweet" chocolate, as if anyone could tell the difference.
Richard, I should add, has an ability – which I shall call "charm" – to relax anyone into a state of comfort that might take others three years of regular tea parties and intimate lunches to achieve.
The gleaming hotel, just a year old at the time, was the tallest structure in Kansas City, and its regular tea dances had drawn many residents back to a once-sleepy section of the city.
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Substitute herbal teas for coffee and regular teas and juices for commercial soft drinks.
Along with fried eggs and white butter bread, Mallam Sile carried all kinds of beverages: regular black tea, Japanese green tea, Milo, Bournvita, cocoa drink, instant coffee.
(It has zero calories, but tastes the same as regular green tea!) A healthy lunch would be a cup of cucumber, a ham sandwich, and another glass of tea, or maybe even some zero calorie fruit water!
You can choose any baguette and a regular sized tea or coffee, water or Coke (500ml).
These ingredients are found in much higher doses in matcha than regular green tea.
