'toast tea' is not a correct phrase in written English.
You could use the phrase 'toast and tea' to refer to breakfast items, such as 'I had toast and tea for breakfast this morning.'.
Coeur des Vignes, 57225 Main Road, Southhold (631-765-2656), is offering a game menu, a Sunday Champagne brunch with eggs Benedict, crepes, omelets, pan perdue, potato, toast, tea or coffee for $12.75 and a price fix five-course dinner Sunday through Friday from 5 to 7 p.m. that includes soup, salad, a choice of three entrees, coffee and dessert.
This title gets you started in bringing poetry home and reading it with friends, along with the tasty accompaniments of toast, tea, and a dash of mischief.
I first had this dish in Italy many years ago when I lived there, and it reminded me of toasted tea cakes with butter – but better!
And we'd sit having toasted tea cakes in the coffee shop in Adnitt's, which became Debenhams, and we'd moan about the paper, and actually wish it was less eccentric.
Then there were toasted tea cakes as York rolled by, poached salmon on a Pullman somewhere near Harrogate and, just two months ago, an excellent lunch on the Flying Scotsman where, I was happy to note, the wine list has recovered some of its old quality, though the cost of the journey, including fare, lunch and wine, was staggering.
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One of the outstanding perks of my job was to have toasted tea-cakes with Claus in the House of Lords at regular intervals while we discussed ideas.
While whiling away the remains of a pretty grotty Sunday — post beans-on-toast-tea, pre desultory-shower-in-lieu-of-living-somewhere-with-a-bath-shower — I caught myself trudging through the increasingly barren hinterlands of my Facebook feed.
We married in 1990, had three guests and beans on toast for tea.
Parents say so, though they may go without to give kids toast for tea.
