How To Host A Bridgerton-Inspired Afternoon Tea • Tasty Recipes

[@MM-NolascoPH]

I've never had an Afternoon tea before in my entire life! Please I wanna and love to experience it! 😭😭😭😭😭 Also, I love this video.

[@stormygirl1704]

So elegant! Lovely

[@greenbutterfly9455]

Very inspiring and absolutely lovely!! I'd love to try this. ☕🍵💗

[@angelaevans1636]

Very Nice video… you added many tips other videos fail to mention! There are a few things one should never do: Eat with your gloves on, though placing your fork and knife may look cute on top of your tea napkin… that is not the proper way to do it. The fork belongs on the right of your plate and the knife on your left. Jam/preserves, curds or clotted cream are placed on the rim of your plate with a knife, then added to your scon/scone halves. Thank you kindly♥️🫖

[@mimiarbgonz619]

Absolutely do NOT leave your gloves on! They can be worn for pictures and social media before you dine, but never eat with them on or leave them out on the table. Additionally do not smoke, apply makeup or play cards while wearing gloves.

[@TinaCooking]

Lovely 🌺

[@Thescuisinsecrets7377]

Lovely traditional afternoon tea

[@DonAm-n2i]

I love you for this video ❤

[@goldsmith3476]

So elegant, lovely and unique ❤️😘

[@DessertGeek]

Lovely! I admit I rarely go for the full tea time, but even afternoon milk tea with a good cookie is so nice! (I usually make royal milk tea, which sounds fancy but comes together so quickly.)

[@Rayis4444]

Royal milk tea 😂😂😂 It’s just raw chai. It doesn’t sound fancy at all.

[@kaimitchell3905]

Love it💗!

[@mecmaneen]

Isn't there an etiquette rule about not eating or drinking with one's gloves on?

[@abenawilliams6623]

Beautiful, nice and simple

[@angelarenals4298]

Thank you for this video, really enjoy the quality of the filming.

[@moubhattacharya1902]

Dunno why I laughed so hard at "Lady Tasty" 😂

[@foxiiroxii4925]

I love it! Thanks for the great ideas

[@bp7356]

Ahhhh 🥰 👏 enjoyed every minute!!!!

[@cookingideaswithmayssa3828]

Wow, looks amazing 😍👍😲😲

[@36Nep]

Love it!!♡♡

[@rebecamunoz3662]

Loved this video!! 💕

[@matthewjay660]

I’m telling Lady Whistledown.

[@carmellagarcia9186]

What the Music the name of this song please if anyone knows? Thanks

[@sjpp9929]

Hi, I work for south korean broadcast company tvN, we would like to use your video on our history show. Could you please let me know if we could use the excerpt from your video with citing your channel?

[@rosapaula7741]

I love you Recipes Tea 😊🤩😍😉🌹🌻❤💜🧡👏👏👏😘😘

[@mintrose7819]

I wish I could host a tea 🥺

[@juliabrock9152]

Please do more recipes for teas please.

[@jadakowers4727]

Why weren’t sugar tongs used?

[@glow_your_skinnn]

Hey everyone! I love cooking! I recently started my own channel with even more recipes! I hope you like them! @Organicook

[@brosforlife7115]

3rd

[@roshnims614]

Ok..now why am I reading the comments with a british accent!!

[@psychosavior7477]

First

[@melanieskala7348]

Well I had no idea that actually holding your pinky out was considered rude!

[@dementedfurbie.]

If you really don't hold out your pinky (thank goodness) then I wonder where that came from.

[@angelarenals4298]

There are several theories, but the one we think is most legitimate is that the original tea cups were actually "bowls" or "dishes" that had no handled, so when drinking you would hold your cup with your thumb and forefinger, letting your remaining fingers float up, as balance.

[@pareeshy2736]

Not traditional British bcz you mix with French

[@lucymaerob]

the scones are a bit... american and it’s poor manners to eat with gloves on. otherwise, this is such a cute little video 💗