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G6XCJ > YL 26.04.08 12:48l 29 Lines 935 Bytes #999 (0) @ WW
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Subj: Re: Tea!
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From: G6XCJ@GB7IMK.#43.GBR.EU
To : YL@WW
> May I suggest Indian chai which is mainly of milk and sugar; more possibly
> condensed milk.
One T preperation i used to love was a Booi Lai Char in
Singapore where, if you were good, they would let you
carry it away in one of the old milk cans:) Great fer
drinking with a straw but very sweet!
Not the fake you can buy in the supermarket or
specialty
> shops but the real chai bought in a glass at the marketplace or at a
> chaikhana somewhere in the sticks in Rajasthan or Punjab, even Old Delhi
> for about 5 to 10 rupees. Tried the yak tea in Tibet?? Not as bad as one
> would suggest.
Never having been to Tibet/Nepal or India except on
transit, not had the chance, but its always a new
experience to try.
73-Rodge. (G6XCJ and G0CJM) 26 Apr 2008 at 11:20
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