And the question of the day is...

In my mind, it’s a lovely flowery little china cup and saucer that inspires your pinky to rise in homage to the stiff upper lip you might have forgotten you had. No tea bag would dare come near it for the sacrilege would surely topple civilization. It shall be a proper brew, and if you insist on milk, it had best go in first. This will be served on a tray in a quiet room or garden perhaps accompanied by dainty cucumber sandwiches or a plate of assorted biscuits. 😌

I am aware I can never go to England.

Traditionally a cup of tea, but can be used to refer to a cup of anything -- though usually I'd explain a cup of what when not "talking British".

A tea, served in a builders mug, the colour of a badly matched (orange) fake tan. Best served with the bag still in.

Cuppa joe

Tea!

For my Mom,tea,for me coffee

Question of the day here is.....why am I back in ER with my mom for the gazillionth time in a row?

I alwaus thought a "cuppa" was a 'cup of' something:
- cuppa soup
- cuppa coffee
- cuppa tea ...etc🤷‍♀️

In anything from a fine nine china teacup to a thermos mug .

It's one of those Pokeyman toys...