Ok thanks I will have to check online for the rose one. My local stores wont have it. I drink the black tea or Earl Grey earlier because of the caffeine.
I'm not sure Veuve Cliquot was supplying Champagne to the british royal court ! Queen Victoria adored Champagne Salon which is much much higher in quality !
1) Re: saucer.... There is a lady on a different RUclips channel who says you may use the saucer sitting down IF the table where you’re sitting is low. 2) Re: Scone pronunciation.... A gentleman on yet another channel says it is pronounced scone with the “O” sounding like how Americans would pronounce the O in John. 🤷🏻♀️
He's so savage n raw, not elegant at all to talk about afternoon tea etiquette. She is tacky too. N hey, you don't stir the tea in round n round n round but back forth back forth way. Also chef, you cant just lift your cup without saucer, it's not a mug for godsake. Also you sip the tea not slurp it. Wrong people totally.
Is this man trying to relate to the wrong way that most North American's pronounce scone? It is pronounced like "scon". As well, you don't stir the tea in a circular fashion, you do so in a back and forth motion.
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Instead of the title "The Dos and Don'ts of afternoon tea etiquette" it should be called "Guy who used to work for the queen likes to gossip"
Love these kinds of videos on a Sunday afternoon, Soooo relaxing and soothing, just like the announcers voices when a golf game is on ☺😃😴👍
Me to I want to join one and learn how to do it right.
Replace the tea for coffee, and you have austrian, swedish, danish, etc. konditori tradition, basically.
Sounds like I need to visit Scandinavia. That sounds delightful
That chocolate cake looks like the stuff of royal DREAMS
Yesssss OMG.
AMAZING
The guy at the end 😂😂 “Oh indubitably!” *drinks from Tim Horton’s cup* So Canadian!
OMG. I want to do this for my 33rd birthday
GOOD AS VIDEO
What was the name of Princess Dinahs favorite tea? I love afternoon tea but I am doing it wrong by using tea bags out of a box.
Mr Charles ..... Rose Pouchong and then the Earl Grey was next to it.
Ok thanks I will have to check online for the rose one. My local stores wont have it. I drink the black tea or Earl Grey earlier because of the caffeine.
Mr Charles ...... Fortnum & Mason has it online. Look up their website. Saw it on Amazon but it was $40.00 for a tin.
I'm not sure Veuve Cliquot was supplying Champagne to the british royal court ! Queen Victoria adored Champagne Salon which is much much higher in quality !
Wait, how does he have all that experience but says Veuve Clicquot incorrectly?
Veuve rhymes with love 💘😊
I need to know what is eaten first.
The scones, the little sandwiches, or the cakes.
Anybody know?
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Tea and biscuits
why has no one yet to explain the purpose of origin of saucer.?
Greer Saxon ^ To place the spoon on after stirring the tea...☕
for your spoon or do you want to put it in ya pocket?
NO saucer was originated in china, to pour tea when its too hot and drink out of it
OMG how many time does he plug the Fairmont !!!!!
Recipes, please.
1) Re: saucer.... There is a lady on a different RUclips channel who says you may use the saucer sitting down IF the table where you’re sitting is low.
2) Re: Scone pronunciation.... A gentleman on yet another channel says it is pronounced scone with the “O” sounding like how Americans would pronounce the O in John.
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The pot spout was not turned toward the server of the tea...3:57. Downer!!!
The hosts need to be quiet and let the guests speak. They always interrupt.
She is American. You can tell by the reaction from chef.
Nationality is irrelevant, rudeness is universal.
The audio quality is bad.
Misleading title. Not about etiquette at all.
Those scones should not be piled up like hamburgers.
He's so savage n raw, not elegant at all to talk about afternoon tea etiquette. She is tacky too. N hey, you don't stir the tea in round n round n round but back forth back forth way. Also chef, you cant just lift your cup without saucer, it's not a mug for godsake. Also you sip the tea not slurp it. Wrong people totally.
Is this man trying to relate to the wrong way that most North American's pronounce scone? It is pronounced like "scon". As well, you don't stir the tea in a circular fashion, you do so in a back and forth motion.
Stir, 6-12, 6-12, back and forth. What do I know, I’m a poor Jew!
OMG it's pronounced SKONS! Not scowns! Why must you change your pronounciation simply to coddle the Northern Americans? XD
Is she special needs? Ridiculous.