High Tea vs. Afternoon Tea
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- Опубликовано: 8 авг 2018
- High Tea vs. Afternoon Tea If you've ever wondered the difference of high tea etiquette and the rules and tips associated with it, we have to start with knowing the difference between the two, so we can distinguish the dos and dont's of afternoon tea etiquette. So let's skip over finishing school for ladies and go over the quick history on afternoon tea and the origin of it's rules like Downton Abbey.
If you know the history, you know the etiquette.
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High Tea VS Afternoon Tea goes down to the purpose of the tea gathering. Did you know there was a difference?
Tina Leder yes but darling: Anna was the Duchess of Bedford, it’s SCONES (pronounced SKON) not biscuits .. but overall great info!
@@tracyscott2887 Americans😂
I finally understand the intricacies/subtle nuances of afternoon tea vs. high tea.
High tea is considered supper today, so basically dinner. Just with tea and typical tea treats served along with it. So many dont realize it but many formal traditional dinner restraunts will ask you if you want tea (or in some cases, coffee) along with your meal.
Exactly, what we do in a social context is Afternoon Tea NO "High Tea". Thank you for sharing your video.
I love that you included the period visuals, it brought the explanation to life. You're lovely, too!
I appreciate the comment on it Kara, thank you!
Thank you for addressing the difference between high tea and afternoon tea. Back in the day "High Tea" offered more savory and heavier foods + delicious hot tea for the really hungry working class Britishers!
Yes!
You mean British
@@bernadettehynes-cafferkey3917 I mean what I've stated.
When I lived in the UK, I loved High tea - such a nice way to end a busy day!
Love that!
Wow! so informative, had no idea of there was a difference. Thank you Tina.
Didn’t know there was a difference.
Great vid, love the hat!
Thank you Lexi :)
We should all dress up fancy and have a tea party 😄
great video! didn't realize there was a difference.
Thank you for sharing!!!
You're welcome!
Meghan looks so pretty in that thumbnail 😍
Thank you 😊
Is humble tea same with afternoon tea?
😂😂😂
I love scones. So I prefer Cream Tea. 😊
Do you keep your gloves on for tea? I've heard you're supposed to take them off while seated at the table, though personally I like the idea of leaving my white gloves on for tea.
You're absolutely correct!
Technically speaking, gloves should be removed once you sit to dine (unless they are formal gloves with wrist buttons). I just figured I'd leave it on for this video, but looking back, that might be confusing to people.
@@TinaLeder No I'm glad you did. The visual is stunning for one thing. I know it might go against social rules, but personally, I like the idea of keeping my gloves on for tea (and no it's not because I'm a germaphobe!)
This culture went all the way to India and other parts of Asia. 😊
Amazing how one person can have a ripple effect.
Really, the Duchess happened to be good friends with Queen Victoria who really made it socially high bound.
Power of your network!
Yeh it started in China
@@TinaLeder more like British ruled India
Such a geat video.
Thanks
I'm sorry. I'm in the wrong place. I was looking for the Dirty Heads but I still ended up watching this lol.
Biscuits! Best
Why tea not coffee?
The thing is, after a really good afternoon tea, I don't see how anyone could eat another thing for the rest of the day!! You have all the things on the tiered tea trays, and THEN they bring you CAKE on top of all that! And most places seconds (or thirds) of anything you'd like. Go hungry, and do not plan an early dinner (or a dinner at all).
LOL that's so true.
Gong Fu brew the tea loose leaf and you won't need the cream and sugar. It's not bitter when done right.
What is Shepherds Pie?
Hi Tina I like u hat and ur gloves! Tina u wear satin or lace gloves??
It would depend on the occasion, but lace gloves are the bulk of my collection. :)
@@TinaLeder oh nice so u have some lace gloves amiga?? I have some satin and laces gloves
you're beautiful! whats your nationality btw ? :D
More darker?????
And why do you put the Duchess face with the " high tea" meal? Disrespectful
Very disrespectful. It's declasse of her to do that.
I'm curious; why is it disrespectful?
You ladies are making up strange rules that do not exist regarding class.
First (like it matters😂) the edit shows the Duchess with the Afternoon Tea Clip so she’s correct ..Not the High Tea clip as you have stated (high tea that Queen Victoria invented)