Just adopting the principle that if tea cools you down in hot weather, then ice cream, when consumed in a snug and cosy house, will warm you up.
My mother and my aunt claimed, "Tea cools you down," which was obviously not true, but they swigged it by the gallon in their hopeless belief.
I am standing in the freshly swept stable block of the world's only 'extreme riding' school, builders' tea cooling fast in the north-easterly gusts.
It had become more frequent of late, this coming home and knowing that Sall was asleep somewhere, the magazine she had been reading slipped to the floor, a mug of tea cooling on a side table.
The storage cavity, having been built into the base of the cup, means the space remaining for tea is very small, which in turn means the tea cools too quickly.
Serves 6 300g strong white flour 2 tbsp soft light brown sugar 7g sachet instant dried yeast ½ tsp salt Zest of 1 orange 175ml strong black tea, cooled 200g mixed dried fruit 50-75g marmalade 1 Stir together the flour, brown sugar, yeast, salt and orange zest in a large bowl.
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So he set out to use this idea to explain all sorts of everyday stuff, such as the glow of a fire, how our lungs work, and why blowing on tea cools it down.
Who can help make tea cool?
I bet there's a cup of Raspberry Zinger herbal tea cooling on your nightstand next to a half-eaten bagel slathered in cream cheese.
