I can’t believe I actually clicked to watch a video of someone having tea and biscuits. I really need to get out more.

@tasha-oq2lk

5 жыл бұрын

Lorna Marie that’s what I was just thinking 😂

@livingthedream8539

4 жыл бұрын

@Lorna Marie I thought the same but them I realised that I’m in quarantine

@caaleb

4 жыл бұрын

Lorna Marie jokes on u mush

@calliopeblue2303

3 жыл бұрын

Well don’t we -almost- all

@grahamboffey457

3 жыл бұрын

That’s 2020 for you.

I'm British. I learned how to use a kettle before I could speak. I make a perfect brew - not so hot on conversations.

@PaigeMariah

5 жыл бұрын

haha I feel like every Brit knows how to use a kettle

@TheNaprika

5 жыл бұрын

Yeh it made me laugh which Paige have to think about what she was doing. To me it's second nature

@unrealproto4758

4 жыл бұрын

@@PaigeMariah I dont

@rrxmsz

4 жыл бұрын

Unreal Proto how don’t you know how to use a kettle

@unrealproto4758

4 жыл бұрын

@@rrxmsz Because it use the hot tap water

As a Brit this video is hilarious, you were so clueless 😂😂

@analysecuadrado6506

4 жыл бұрын

Yea I was confused by the thumbnail 🤭🤔

@Gamerkidd-yj3ik

4 жыл бұрын

I'm skinny I'm just not going to say it but I actually am skinny and I always have tea and biscuit but I dip the tea in the biscuit I dipped the biscuit in the tea and you're supposed to bethe second party had to put the milk in tea in the mix it and then take the thing out and put

@Gamerkidd-yj3ik

4 жыл бұрын

Hi are you ETA and biscuit every day and after you take the ciggy out and put sugar only a little bit because you might die and you put milk in the tea real one but not all the milk like you did a different milk but I am very skinny since I always eat tea and biscuit but I think you need to buy more milk and biscuits then you can dip in T and have tea and biscuit eating biscuit food

@Gamerkidd-yj3ik

4 жыл бұрын

Hi are you ETA and biscuit every day and after you take the ciggy out and put sugar only a little bit because you might die and you put milk in the tea real one but not all the milk like you did a different milk but I am very skinny since I always eat tea and biscuit but I think you need to buy more milk and biscuits then you can dip in T and have tea and biscuit eating biscuit food

@mjtigerfang

3 жыл бұрын

Never dip a rich tea. I actually didn't know why they call it a tea biscuit it very bad at getting soggy and falling into the drink lol and everyone I known who has dunked a rich tea for even 3 seconds lose the biscuit in the tea maybe the formula was sturdier to dunk years ago but definitely not the more recent kind. Bourbons are nice the more finger shape with a bit sugar on them not a fan of the more squared shape they do taste different not as good

Omg anxiety with how long you were dipping the biscuits! 😂 certain biscuits are a risk of breaking off in your tea Paige....for future biscuit dipping! Is brits know that a job nob is quite reliable, a custard cream or a bourbon is a drop risk, that baby will drop to the bottom of your mug and you’ll be drinking biscuit bits! 🤣

@PaigeMariah

5 жыл бұрын

hahah I didn't know how long to do it!

@eilishchattock6583

5 жыл бұрын

I was impressed there was no biscuits that broke 😂 how long she had that custard cream in there I for sure thought 'girl that's gonna break n fall in your tea'

@noorkalumba

5 жыл бұрын

Yep. That's why I keep a spoon with me because I be dropping those biscuits and trying to scoop them out 😂

@docedcrib9079

5 жыл бұрын

I'm pretty sure we brits have like a sixth sense when it comes to knowing how long to dip our buiscuts

@mariamafofanah2306

5 жыл бұрын

Carly Cooper ikr!! Her dipping game is too hard😂

1. boil kettle 2. Put tea bag in cup 3. Two sugars 4. Pour boiling water in cup 5. Give it a little stir 6. Pour some milk in whilst mixing 7. Good mix and squeeze tea bag and Ma way

@NGT4LIFE

5 жыл бұрын

you should leave the teabag for a few minutes before the final mix and squeeze. oh and never use disgusting almond milk.

@jupitus9236

5 жыл бұрын

NGT4LIFE everyone has there preference. Almond milk? I would never dare haha

@jaffalouis

4 жыл бұрын

NGT4LIFE finally a reasonable comment. I’m crying from these comments saying 3 sugars. 1 and a half at most.

@melissawright1979

4 жыл бұрын

My trick is to pour the hot water DIRECTLY onto the tea bag. It helps it diffuse better x

I audibly gasped when you said you heat it in the microwave! The utter disrespect!😦😁 Edit: I have never seen anyone learn to use a kettle!😂 you're so freakin cute! Edit again: AND learn to make tea?! That still needs a bit of work 😅 bless your little cotton socks

@PaigeMariah

5 жыл бұрын

hahah thanks so much for watching Charlene!

"Am I supposed to sip the tea as well?" Love it 😂😂

@PaigeMariah

5 жыл бұрын

hahahah

@JesusChrist-fm6fx

4 жыл бұрын

@Buttercup58 who pissed in ur cheerios?

Should have called it 'How To Use A Kettle In The UK' 😂🤣 And I approve all the biscuits except DARK chocolate Hobnobs, try the MILK chocolate girl! Also, HOT WATER BEFORE THE MILK! and you don't have to dip ALL the biscuits ALL the time! 😉

@PaigeMariah

5 жыл бұрын

hahah that would have been a good title too! Thanks for watching!!

@mariamafofanah2306

5 жыл бұрын

kriss mg I agree with your title. Her struggle with the kettle was real. Lol

@schmoozingkaboodle5405

5 жыл бұрын

Milk chocolate hobnobs are a dream in decent tea. My mouth is watering just thinking about them.

As a fellow American 🇺🇸 I can appreciate the positive feedback and tips you’re getting from the British who are more familiar with tea and biscuits than we are. Because what we refer to as ‘biscuits’ here sure don’t look like that ! I would have been in the wrong aisle and had to ask someone for help 😩

@sunflower9680

5 жыл бұрын

US biscuits are a similar texture to British scones in the UK, so more cake doughy based, but the taste is different to scones. US cookies = British biscuits.

@PaigeMariah

5 жыл бұрын

Yes, I love how helpful (almost) everyone is! I'm having such a fun time learning and trying new things here. 😊

@BBHair1

5 жыл бұрын

Lol... It's so sweet to consider our differences...

@georgeosborn421

3 жыл бұрын

@@PaigeMariah if u want to see countryside u should pop over to Wales , lots of rolling hills

The last one, should be tried again, although by other brands. What you want is "all butter short bread". It's wonderful. And a proper cup of tea needs cream or milk, really.

I will be visiting London for the 1st time in August!!! So excited!!!😁😁😁😁

I'm also from the US and I ttly miss how cheap all of the biscuits (cookies) and snacks are over there in comparison to the cookies/snacks over here! Mindboggling! I know tea is the custom, but I prefer my biscuits with coffee :) God bless you, keep you, and protect you! Thanks for good positive content!

@PaigeMariah

5 жыл бұрын

thank you so much for the love!!

Omg Paige😂bless your heart. Paige vs. kettle 😂. I normally add some sugar or honey to make the tea a little sweeter and a shot of vanilla. It will change your life.

@PaigeMariah

5 жыл бұрын

hahah thanks so much Donique!

@wondersmith5403

3 жыл бұрын

I do not like sugar in my tea

you're not really british till your biscuit falls in your tea 😩😰😂

@fourslottoaster65

3 жыл бұрын

I have learned from experience, and am now a master biscuit dunker

@wondersmith5403

3 жыл бұрын

@@fourslottoaster65 same

Try Fox Viennese biscuits.. they are the best for dipping in tea

@TheNaprika

5 жыл бұрын

Oooh those are a special treat

@wondersmith5403

3 жыл бұрын

Good Biscuits but not in Tea

@hannah7841

2 жыл бұрын

These are so nice

Tea definitely tastes better with Sugar!! Thanks for giving the biscuits & tea a try. I only have a cup of tea now if I want a biscuit lol otherwise I only drink it when I have a cold. I’ve never tried it with almond milk though 😂

Half American, Half Brit here. Been drinking tea since the day I could hold a cup on my own. 1. Never leave your tea bag in your tea, it’ll turn bitter. 2. Try 2% milk, it’ll be way better than the almond milk. You’ll figure out how much milk you like as you go. 3. Be careful how long you leave the biscuit in when dunking. I usually count to three. You run danger of the biscuit breaking off and slushy biscuit tea is not good. My favourite is McVities dark chocolate digestives, however the milk digestives are good too. Glad you’re trying out British things, there are some things the Brits just do right.

Lmaooo at you using the kettle! Classic!!!

Looking forward to the other British things you are going to try. If you like Tesco extra you will probably like Sainsbury's, which is similar to a Wal-Mart type store.

@PaigeMariah

5 жыл бұрын

I've been to Sainsbury's! I find Asda to be most like Walmart.

@pamelamark8578

5 жыл бұрын

Christina Arthur-Davis Asia is owned by Wal mart. Sainsbury’s is more up market a nicer store IMO. Mark’s and Spencer is the most fancy of all. You need to try digestives they are the best with tea. Think of milk in tea like cream in coffee.

@joslynebiyaga422

5 жыл бұрын

@@PaigeMariah yeah because Walmart now owns Asda

My tea drinking has been influenced by the British since I was a college student. I’ve never dipped biscuits in my tea but the way I make it is so non-American. I’m from the south so people always find it strange how I like my tea. This was such a cute video.

Everyone please understand that in America we know what biscuits are, we know how to use a kettle - a proper one- and we put milk in our tea as well. America is a diverse place with many cultures and subcultures and this is not as foreign to all of us. This is just Paige experiencing new things in her life and is not indicative of the entire United States of America and its people.

@PaigeMariah

5 жыл бұрын

thank you for the disclaimer...though I hope that was a given since this is my personal KZread channel and I've never claimed to be a representative of the entire country.

@MsGlobegirl

5 жыл бұрын

You're welcome @@PaigeMariah

@anyaw340

5 жыл бұрын

Nah, I think it's okay to admit that most Americans don't know how to use a kettle because most of us have never owned one. We're not a nation of tea-drinkers culturally. Tea is not important to us. Simple as that. And most of us *don't* put milk in our tea when we do drink it. Tea is only big in the South, and even then it's "sweet tea"/iced tea. This is all okay. What's not okay is looking down on others because of cultural differences. Not knowing how to use a kettle because you don't drink tea or don't drink tea in the same way as people from other countries do is a cultural difference. It's ignorant to criticize someone for not being familiar with something that's not part of their culture and which they're not exposed to.

Rich tea and McVities caramel are my absolute go to biscuits!!! cute video :-)

I’m an American and a southerner so we are big on tea here but it usually the cold, sweet kind. However I was raised in Europe (Army brat) so I grew up watching my parents-particularly my dad-drink hot tea and YES he loves it with milk. I took to drinking hot tea myself a few years ago but I will admit for the most part, it is really just an excuse for me to have a few biscuits before bed (I like my tea after dinner). My older brother bought me an electric kettle last year for Christmas and it has changed my life, no more annoying stovetop boiling for this girl! I’ve tried most of the biscuits you had and the McVities varieties are my favorite. Hard to come by around here so I usually order them on Amazon. Loved watching this video, I’m subscribing now so I can keep up with more of your British “experiences”. Highly entertaining, lol!!

@PaigeMariah

5 жыл бұрын

nice!! thank you SO much for subscribing!

this is hilarious, should have gone for the milk choc hob nob though

This was hilarious! I look forward to more videos of you indulging in British customs :D

@PaigeMariah

5 жыл бұрын

thanks so much for watching!!

My husband put me on to it he’s from Barbados. I’ve always been a tea drinker but never dunked biscuits into my tea. Glad you enjoyed Paige! Another great video! 🤗👍🏽

@PaigeMariah

5 жыл бұрын

go glad you enjoyed the video!! 😊

Thanks for this video! I just arrived in England and any extra treats or tips I am ready for them lol. I love it in Europe so much already. Very commutable country.

@PaigeMariah

5 жыл бұрын

thanks so much for watching!! hope you enjoy England!

HEYYY! Just thought I'd hop in here and say that Paisley (that girl you mentioned) is my friend, though I haven't seen her in almost 6 years. She just introduced me to your channel! Keep it up!!! Can't wait to see more 😁 xx - Catarina

@PaigeMariah

5 жыл бұрын

omg hi!! so happy Paisley introduced you to my channel, welcome!!

@xxiluvantmxx

5 жыл бұрын

@@PaigeMariah I am too! Thank you to you aswell, for replying back❤ HAVE A GREAT WEEK!!! 😊

A rule of thumb for using electric kettles is only boil as much water as you need, they're phenomenally power-draining and expensive to run! As regards milk, it goes in first for loose tea, but last for bags (because the fat in the milk can block the perforations in the bag).

A rule of thumb for electric kettles is only use as much water as you intend to use (they're big electricity drains), but pay attention to the minimum marker on the guage.

This was so wholesome to watch as a Brit! Swirling your biscuits like a spoon for ages instead of dunking them 😂 You’re so cute 🥺💜

Loved this! Thanks for the shout out 💕

I love tea but it tastes a lot better with sugar in my opinion and I like my tea super milky 💕💖

@schmoozingkaboodle5405

5 жыл бұрын

Strong tea, Whole milk & a couple of sugars. Ready to Dunk !!

Place tea bag in cup, semi skimmed milk, sugar if preferred, then hot water.. brew the teabag and then take the tea bag out.. Buy Fox Viennese biscuits to dunk in.. Bliss x Welcome to UK x

@PaigeMariah

5 жыл бұрын

thanks for the tips!

Loved this.. I believe most make tea in this order of tea bag and 1 or 2 sugars then water then semi skimmed cows milk to me that is the perfect cup of tea 👌🏼 I’m looking forward to you trying other things.. would love to see you try a traditional pie & mash with liquor seeing as it’s an old original London food 😃

@PaigeMariah

5 жыл бұрын

I definitely plan to try the pie & mash soon!! thanks so much for watching!!

@Ivashaaa

5 жыл бұрын

Sh Harv cows milk is disgusting

Hey Paige, I was born and raised in South Louisiana by a mom from Cardiff Wales. I grew up drinking tea and my mom always adds milk and sugar to her tea. I picked up the habit from her and that’s the way I love it. Biscuits are an added bonus😘 Enjoy!

@PaigeMariah

5 жыл бұрын

nice!! thanks so much for watching 😊

@johnconnersnr9046

5 жыл бұрын

Yaki da ! Kimberly

This is a cute video. I'm originally from Trinidad, so we do it similar with England. One step further, we soak our biscuits in our tea. How we usually make our tea is regular milk(especially evaporated or condensed milk(this one is already sweet) that in the US uses for baking only. In the US, I'll use half-and-half. Then It's used with Lipton, Red Rose or Bromley regular tea and brown sugar. Yum!

Hey Gurrrrl, lol don't feel bad i was thinking " y is she gonna dip a biscuit n2 tea?🤦🏾‍♀️"... 🤗🤗 yep IM AN AMERICAN... from NC.. enjoy ur tea and biscuit🙋🏾‍♀️

I miss living in London so much. 😭 That salty and sweet popcorn is the truth. 😍😭 British tea is made just like coffee. My first time drinking tea at work my colleagues were so shocked when I asked for honey. 😂 I started bringing my own depending on how I wanted my tea that day. 😭

@jamesanthony3072

3 жыл бұрын

Really? Shocked? I’ve been having honey in my tea ( red bush ) for years, healthier than sugar and to my taste much nicer... 👍🏼

I was sho nuff expecting to see a Pillsbury biscuit, LOL 😂😂 Good job with accomplishing the tea ☕️😂🥳💁🏾‍♀️

@PaigeMariah

5 жыл бұрын

hahah thanks so much for watching!!

I have seen a few “Americans try things” posts that have been bland and on the odd occasion offensive. However your vlog was the most entertaining and adorable I have seen so far and your face when it hit you that you liked the biscuit dunk was priceless. If anyone had said the watching a person boil water with a kettle could be entertaining, well I would have laughed but you not only made it entertaining but reminded me that in life we all learn new things and what seams everyday to some cane be so new to others. I look forward to may more vlogs and appreciate how you embrace the uk culture. Well done and keep up the groovy work

@PaigeMariah

5 жыл бұрын

wow, thank you so much for this awesome comment. I'm really happy that you enjoyed my video. I'm having such a great time learning and trying new things here in London!

Did you let the tea brew for at least seven minutes before adding the milk?😉🇬🇧☕

I'm American and I think British people have excellent taste in their food and culture

"The kettle is making a noise" 🤣🤣🤣🤣

In the States, we have lots of cookies that are similar if not the same. We just don't refer to them as 'biscuits', at least not in everyday conversation. But many of them are labeled as biscuits, like the Belvita brand. The ethnic foods aisle has biscuits from Asia & Mexico that are real cheap. They might also be called shortbreads. I've also seen 'Walkers' from Scotland at my grocery store. Never tried it tho. So we have lots of options here actually. Snaps & wafers would make good stand-ins for biscuits too.

Paige you know you should have called Mike! Let him show you the ways of a proper tea & biscuits ....and how to use a kettle. Lol. Love you girl! 😀

@PaigeMariah

5 жыл бұрын

make sure you subscribe to Mike’s channel, The Shout, so you can see more of him! Thank you for watching 😊

You need to try it with normal cow milk. Also you have to do afternoon tea experience in Greenwich. I believe the Fan Museum does it

@Ivashaaa

5 жыл бұрын

toscanaremi cow milk? Fucking disgusting

@shirleyvalentine2794

5 жыл бұрын

@@Ivashaaa No its not... No need to swear

@Ivashaaa

5 жыл бұрын

pabbydachsund _ you are kidding right? Cows milk is filled with puss, blood and hormones and is produced for a baby cow to drink until 6 months old. Cow titty juice is not for humans. Plus the abuse, rape and torture the cows go through just to get it. You sound extremely naive and ignorant.

@preioh

3 жыл бұрын

@@Ivashaaa stp making people’s appetite disgusted serisouly if u want to do that her I suggest saying that to ur parents rather here

I like milky tea so, that almond milk wont do. I use Semi Skimmed milk or carnation milk. Quick dips work best for tea and biscuits. Not every biscuit is good for dipping. But you tend to find out what works for you. Malted milks are perfect for dipping

Blows my mind that Americans don't use electric kettles/jugs

@PaigeMariah

5 жыл бұрын

Americans do use them lol. I am only one American, I don’t represent us all.

@PaigeMariah

5 жыл бұрын

Shaun Gordon I didn’t boil water because I’m not much of a tea drinker and I don’t drink coffee. We had a kettle very similar to the one I used in this video in the office at my last job in the states. Just never used it myself.

@brigitteb6463

5 жыл бұрын

I have one at home and one on my desk at work. I totally love it

@ttty3630

5 жыл бұрын

Some of us do own kettles, my parents have one. But coffee is more of a thing over here, so most people have coffee makers before kettles. Just a difference in culture.

@DivaDen

5 жыл бұрын

I do. Costco has a great one. Many Americans rely on the microwave, as I did in my younger years.

You using the kettle was hilarious - in an endearing way. We call it dunking, rather than dipping and the timing is crucial - or you can end up with your biscuit falling into the bottom of the cup lol.

@PaigeMariah

5 жыл бұрын

omg I wanted to say dunking but for some reason I thought that was wrong! thanks for letting me know!!

The word BIS CUIT comes from a French root meaning twice cooked. (Hence cookery - cuisine) That why they are shaped like that and generally hard. American biscuits are similar to scones. (+ clotted cream and strawberry jam - jelly in USA?)

Hi! Grew up in the Midwest like you! And we do it in our family. With creamer , half and half or coconut milk ( it's richer than almond milk) I drink chai with coconut milk in it. I like it really hot and the cookies or wafers ( I guess that would be a biscuit there) I don't dip, I don't like crumbs floating in my tea, I bite and chase with a sip. Yum. We use honey in our tea growing up I use coconut palm sugar or brown sugar now.

@PaigeMariah

5 жыл бұрын

Yumm! 😊

Paige if you like music, you should go check out TKJ and/or Masego this summer in London. Let us know if you decide to go and film as much as you can.

I really don't know what it is, but I find watching Americans enjoying things I'm so used to in life really interesting 😂 it's so astonishing to them. Happy you liked them, love tea and biscuits!

@PaigeMariah

3 жыл бұрын

So glad you enjoyed the video! 😆

As a Brit, you don't have to add sugar in your tea/coffee. My mum doesn't always have sugar in hers but hey you like your hot beverage how you like it, plus it's perfectly fine to have plant based milk in your tea/coffee. Fun fact the term vegan was first coined by a Brit, the person who came up with the term was Sir Donald Watson (1910-2005) in 1944 in order to make it easier to say "non-dairy vegetarian" as that is a bit of a mouthful to say so can't blame him for coming up for that term, he also founded the Vegan Society. I personally am a vegan and usually buy oat milk, but I really love coconut milk, I have tried soy (not my favourite), Almond, coconut, coconut + Almond, cashew, hemp (it's alright)

dipping biscuits in tea or coffee became a thing in the 1600s britain when sailors mainly ate hard biscuits /hardtack and would dip them in beverages to soften them up so its easier on the teeth ( the same biscuits that caused scurvy so the sailors ate limes etc

Paige you're Hilarious. I've had British biscuits and I'm still over here across the pond. LOL I had British friends that hip me to them. For us Americans that would like to to British biscuits, if you have a Cost Plus World Market in your neighborhood they sell British biscuits. If not there's always Amazon! LOL

Love how willing you are to try new things Paige, thought you were joking when you said you'd never used a kettle! 😂😂😂 clearly not!!!👀😣 But you're a good sport & persevered anyway! I'm not a big tea drinker myself, but I do love a good 'dunk' 😂Glad you enjoyed the experience...

@PaigeMariah

5 жыл бұрын

thanks SO much for watching!

@sajepoh11

5 жыл бұрын

No problem, Love your vlogs,👌🏽 thanks for sharing & giving your perspective;👍🏼 it's nice seeing London & Europe through somebody else's eyes! 👀😁😍

Loved this. If you have a favorite coffee creamer, I suggest using that. Gives it a little sweetness without using actual sugar. I lived in Germany for 4 years and started putting milk in my tea there. I recently stopped using sugar and replaced it with creamer. Btw..I love all of your videos, thanks for sharing. 🙏🏽❤️

@PaigeMariah

5 жыл бұрын

I unfortunately don't have a favorite coffee creamer because I don't drink coffee haha! but I'm sure that's really good! thanks so much for watching!!

I just ignored my friends to watch u eat tea and bickies haha it was worth it glad you liked it.nothing better on a cold day.Try some more British foods like fish and chips... Steak and kidney pie...Eel and mash, cockles, bubble and squeak..

@PaigeMariah

5 жыл бұрын

a lot of those foods sound scary! lol thank you sooo much for watching!

@BBHair1

5 жыл бұрын

They are... But I can't wait to watch!!!

Watching you dip that first cookie in was so funny😂 Edit: Sorry! I should’ve said biscuit, haha.

@ImplyDoods

5 жыл бұрын

ITS a BISCUIT RRRRRRRRRRRRRRRREEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

Yes, you’re right, it’s British culture and part of everyday life.

Good Sunday morning Paige! Question: Is milk the only ingredient you put in your British tea, or can you leave it out? Will you start shopping at Tesco now because of the lower prices there? I always put honey in my tea only. Until next week, thanks for posting.

@PaigeMariah

5 жыл бұрын

Hi Annie!! I'm honestly not sure, the only thing I knew to add was milk lol. Tesco Extra is a little bit out of the way for me but we'll see!

the best is dipping ginger nut biscuits in coffee or hot choc

@emancipation9930

4 жыл бұрын

girlsdrinkfeck innit fam

Lol funny when you tryed to work the kettle 😂😂☕️☕️...I’ve had tea since I can remember ☕️...I always put tea bag in first pour hot water add full fat milk I use to have two sugars for over 30 years but gave it up. I don’t think I’d like tea with Almond milk though....I love dunking rich tea, hob nobs in my tea love the biscuits you picked like them all!! ☕️❤️.... Thank you for trying a British tradition xxx

Oh yeah, and sipping is essential: dipping is optional! (And it has to be dairy milk to taste nice: and I think most new tea drinking prefers two teaspoons of sugar - adults sometimes graduate to doing without sugar!)

@zeroxox777

3 жыл бұрын

PS, if you figure out how to make a perfect cup of tea you'll never want to be without it! That also means perfect milk. The tea bag is controversial - PG tips is actually one of my least favourates. Most Brits haven't figured out that they only drink that cuz it was in the house or it had cute monkey adverts in the 80s - actually it sucks compared to, say, Yorkshire Tea - extra strong (in a big cup!).

And the reason the tea tasted like water is because you left the tea bag in for literally 2 seconds it’s supposed to be in the tea for at least 4 minutes

I really needed this today🙌🏼🙌🏼🤣🤣

I wish in us we sold our chips and popcorn the way they do. Also milk in tea is a normal thing in America. I'm from New Jersey and if you order a tea the give you milk. The only teas that don't get milk are herbal, green and iced.

I use flax seed or almond milk and I usually add tumeric and cinnamon powder... the bomb😁😁

@TheNaprika

5 жыл бұрын

Cardamom is nice to add too

Rich Teas are called Lionels after the singer, songwriter, composer, multi-instrumentalist, record producer and actor Lionel Rich Tea. Break it in half and put the two halves together to double up the thickness, dunk in tea, hold Lionel with flat edge vertical for structural integrity, this along with the double thickness means I haven't lost a lionel in me tea for a long time.

yorkshire tea is the way to go, pg tips taste kinda weird comapred to most tea. Also make sure you make the tea as strong as possible by banging the teabag around with a spoon, then add plenty of milk to balance it out, and sugar always makes the taste nicer if you're new to tea.

When it comes to grocery shopping have you tried using MySupermarket? It's a supermarket comparison website. It compares the price of goods in the varies supermarkets and helps you find where whatever you are looking for is cheapest or if its on offer.

I don’t drink got tea unless it has milk in it. Try hot tea with a little sugar and some milk along with some pancakes! 😋

Omg you have been missing out your whole life dipping rich tea biscuits in tea is the best

@PaigeMariah

5 жыл бұрын

It was life changing lol

@Jstar697

5 жыл бұрын

one thing tho your tea needs a bit more milk British people will take offence if you make watery tea

@PaigeMariah

5 жыл бұрын

wow, I thought I added a lot lol

I’ve been waiting for this. The more teas, the more biscuits are good. Ohh I can’t wait for more of this!! Paige aka the Biscuits & Tea Queen

@PaigeMariah

5 жыл бұрын

haha hope you enjoy 😊

I haven't made tea in a kettle before either LOL love your vlogs🌞

@PaigeMariah

5 жыл бұрын

hahah yay I’m not alone! thanks for watching 😊😊😊

@LALACHANEL07

5 жыл бұрын

@Paige Mariah you're welcome! It's a pleasure!

How many biscuits with tea does everyone drink every day? I’m ngl I eat a whole pack of digestives every day with tea for breakfast

American here grew up with milk in my tea or lemon but my family is big time tea drinkers we have a tea cabinet

i know this is late but it tasted like water because you didn't let the tea bag brew long enough, you added too much milk, and you added no sugar

Your supposed to add 2 tea spoons of sugar and a bit more milk.. makes the tea taste completely different I hate tea without sugar ! X

I love your review videos. Watching it now. 😊 Also, I have never heard of putting milk in tea....interesting.

@PaigeMariah

5 жыл бұрын

yayyy! hope you enjoy!

So cute. I am visiting for the first time in July. I'm really excited.

aaaaaah when she got the dark chocolate digestives i was like nooooo and when she said she wad changing em i was like yesss but then it was dark chocolate hobnobs

Im sitting on my bed drooling at 2 am at the thought of rich tea biscuits, I haven't had them in a year

Putting milk in before water is a cardinal sin. Hobnobs are great for dipping because they keep their integrity, less chance of them breaking apart and they taste great.

The Tesco and Asda own brand biscuits taste no different to branded ones in my opinion. If you liked custard creams try chocolate bourbons. You should also try asdas own brand "malted milk" biscuits or the Asda own brand "nice" biscuits. They're the best 😍

@PaigeMariah

5 жыл бұрын

thanks for the recommendation!

@nikkiogundele2836

5 жыл бұрын

i love malted milk, that’s my favourite biscuit

Just found your channel and have watched all of the British vs American videos!

@PaigeMariah

5 жыл бұрын

thanks so much for watching!!

You are now an honorary Brit! I recommend chocolate malted milk!

Nice video! Just wanted to say that Digestive Biscuits by McVities give me acute stomach pain lasting days. I think this is down to this magical additive called Ammonium Bicarbonate.

Lovely video. Those McVities biscuits are so good. But please know that you have to remain home when you eat them. They're titled "digestives" for a reason and guaranteed to shed you some pounds after a while! 😹🙈 I love chocolate biscuits with PG Tips tea and some sweet milk. 🇬🇧

You can't go wrong with a choccy digestive and a cup of Yorkshire tea :)

By chocolate fingers, twix or KiKat, bite either end and suck the tea through like a straw, then eat the chocolate straight after. Thank me later.

@PaigeMariah

5 жыл бұрын

yummm

lol, you're in ends. It's so weird to see a place i go to everyday.

@nikkiogundele2836

5 жыл бұрын

Monet Adewole looked like camberwell or something

@BBHair1

5 жыл бұрын

Surrey Quays...

If you get addicted to tea and biscuits they are available online thru Amazon.

“It seems like it’s so wrong but it’s right” 😭😭 I’m not a fan of tea either so I’ve been on the fence with biscuit and tea.🥴

@PaigeMariah

5 жыл бұрын

it was so surprisingly good lol

Paige I love and adore you! Watching you attempt to make a cup of tea British style was the funniest thing ever 😂. Confession... I have never had a traditional British tea, or dipped my biscuits (bickies, in slang) in a beverage. Love this video ❤🇺🇸🇬🇧

@PaigeMariah

5 жыл бұрын

hahah so glad you enjoyed it Natasha!!

I luv to dip plain Digestive biscuits in my tea, give them a try next time 😊

@PaigeMariah

5 жыл бұрын

got it!

@PieShiido

5 жыл бұрын

Why are they called digestive?

@christoroy1310

5 жыл бұрын

@@PieShiido it's made from wheat so I think they're saying it's good for your digestive system.

I live in the states but my family is from Belize which is heavily influenced by Britain we also add milk in tea which i hate and eat "biscuits". I think most countries call cookies biscuits. I definitely like the English biscuits better than our cookies.

@wullaballoo2642

4 жыл бұрын

Black tea is strong in tannins, the milk reduces that, calms it down a bit, I only like a few drops in strong tea. We only put milk in black tea in england though that is the standard most popular tea. Cookies have become popular here in the past decade or two, they are softer than biscuits and chewier as they are only baked once, to be a biscuit it is baked twice to be hard and crunchy.

did she just put the water in before the tea bag?!