Tea puzzle

I made my gf a cup of tea today and she complained that
I'd put the milk in after the water. Without having tasted it,
how did she know?

Originally posted by Thequ1ck
I made my gf a cup of tea today and she complained that
I'd put the milk in after the water. Without having tasted it,
how did she know?

This is true.

Tea tastes better if the milk is put in atfer the teabag has vacated the vessel.

If milk is added to tea whilst the teabag is present ,the milk reacts with the teabag sack to give a taste that is know in the industry as teabag taint.

I once had a g/f too. She often complained that I didnt make her tea with Love and dedication.

Whats your G/f s name?

gf? g/f? Does this mean grandfather? Then why "what's her name"?

Originally posted by FabianFnas
gf? g/f? Does this mean grandfather? Then why "what's her name"?

My G/f dressed in womens clothes and liked to be refered to as a woman.

Originally posted by Thequ1ck
I made my gf a cup of tea today and she complained that
I'd put the milk in after the water. Without having tasted it,
how did she know?

The English way to make tea, is it to boil the milk with the teabag in and then dilute with water till the teaspoon no longer remainst standing upright in the mixture.

Originally posted by celticcountry
This is true.

Tea tastes better if the milk is put in atfer the teabag has vacated the vessel.

If milk is added to tea whilst the teabag is present ,the milk reacts with the teabag sack to give a taste that is know in the industry as teabag taint.

I once had a g/f too. She often complained that I didnt make her tea with Love and dedication.

Whats your G/f s name?

Aye, but the question is, 'without having tasted it'.

Originally posted by FabianFnas
gf? g/f? Does this mean grandfather? Then why "what's her name"?

Girlfriend, later to become good friend and later still, gone forever.

edit. I find it useful NOT to use real names in a relationship ;-)

Originally posted by Thequ1ck
I made my gf a cup of tea today and she complained that
I'd put the milk in after the water. Without having tasted it,
how did she know?

Maybe the milk curdled from the heat.

Originally posted by AThousandYoung
Maybe the milk curdled from the heat.

Good guess but, nope.

Could she have been watching you?

Originally posted by beermonkey
Could she have been watching you?

Oh yeah, always with the watching but no. It's not a trick question
and has a very logical answer.

There was a visible pattern of milk inside the water. When you add the water, it just dilutes the milk. It doesn't make swirly patterns as it does the other way.

Originally posted by AThousandYoung
There was a visible pattern of milk inside the water. When you add the water, it just dilutes the milk. It doesn't make swirly patterns as it does the other way.

Nup, only tend to get girls with v.poor eyesight these days.

The cup's hot.

Originally posted by AThousandYoung
The cup's hot.

Explain?