Make a perfect cup of tea with Florence Pugh ~ March 6, 2021

[@KneeDownFPV]

I could literally watch and listen to this women do anything. I don't even make tea. haha

[@lemonslive1067]

Lol same! I recently watched her preform surgery on a cactus. I recommend…

[@M.H.I.A.F.T.]

Literally? You could watch her take a poop?

[@cmdr_slayer4881]

@@lemonslive1067 haha, I came here directly after the cactus saga

[@kbaylor123]

@@M.H.I.A.F.T. I mean, if she made it an entertaining tutorial 🤷‍♀️

[@macy1374]

I dont drink tea either but I saw Florence's face so I clicked on it.

[@13bigerdave]

oh now wouldn't that be delightful having a "perfect" cup of tea made by Flo sitting and chatting with her as we drink ahhhh she is just so delightful

[@kbaylor123]

Heaven. Let’s do it. Florence, we’re coming over!

[@-megan-5995]

Florence: I love Yorkshire gold News the next day: Yorkshire gold has completely sold out.

[@Varietyvibe_comedy]

So true but I hope they leave enough for her

[@emanuelmichel9176]

I'm a tea lover so I'll have to give Yorkshire Gold a try.

[@ashanein]

It's honestly so good! Very flavourful! I'm excited for you to try it now haha

[@kennylangley1997]

Such a talented, pretty young woman. A cup of tea and conversation with Florence would be intoxicating.😍

[@johnw2636]

Ok Flo, you're right hot water Yuck! Boiled water made a huge difference! John

[@sezza271]

This is exactly how I like to make tea, love your explanation of it!💖

[@jerrymunoz7191]

Florence Pugh is always on top of the world she puts a smile on my face she is very interesting and more her intelligence very unique she shares her life thanks she is on top of the world and more thanks for sharing your life with this planet thanks so very much!!!

[@bellem7003]

“give it a stirry stirry”😂🥺💕

[@Hazadoeslife]

Omg literally tried this and the thickness makes it so much better omg!!!! It’s like I never had tea before

[@MalkierTalks]

Your passion for tea is such a beautiful thing! I don't think I've ever enjoyed a yt video more!

[@sarahoff1146]

I too shall try the Yorkshire Gold. I have Earl Grey with Bergamot every morning and I DO boil the water so at least I have that right. Good advice!

[@beepancakes2004]

Me: born and raised in texas: “How about iced with sugar please.” 😂😂😂

[@xxxGETTSOMExxx]

Now ur speaking my language!! Haha

[@Maddie-R05]

Mmmmmm, no 😂

[@sirandrelefaedelinoge]

Nope

[@jakeoliver9167]

How about no 😂

[@courtneyanne4]

im very happy to know after watching this that i’ve been making tea right this whole time 😌

[@stixaw]

I love that I just found this youtube channel, I enjoy your interviews and work, and learning to cook with you is amazing :)

[@birgirgujonsson1254]

I love this woman !

[@HelloThere-ki5mg]

I'm American and my friend and I somehow got into a bit of a tea addiction and so every morning before school we make a cup of chai tea together in the school's microwave haha. Honestly I wish I got into it earlier, and now my friend has an entire cupboard dedicated to tea. Like... I need more than all of my fingers to count them. I even got these cute little brown sugar cubes to put in the tea haha. I used to find it funny how obsessed with and picky over British people are with tea but I gotta say- it's pretty fun. Even though I do TERRIBLY with caffeine, it is worth shaking violently for a few hours for that delicious cup of chai.

[@Suve35967]

Now you need a nice digestive biscuit to dunk in your tea.🍵.

[@anniebunny722]

Her pajamas in this video look so cozy.

[@theprivatepr0ject]

Even watching her do a puzzle would be entertaining 😭😂

[@kathrynmcnerney6490]

Florence making my perfect cuppa!

[@Freedom_and_Acceptance]

Oh Florence, now I am soo curious how this tea would taste. I wonder if we have this tea here in the Netherlands!

[@lucas.daniel]

thankyou this was very informative.

[@ZeroHootsGiveth]

I love this woman so much.

[@lucasjabrandt5762]

I love Flo. She is so beautiful and funny

[@kaiju_k5042]

Omgosh we both love the same tea, Yorkshire Gold and the Red one

[@mikechristison7843]

good video. It's no surprise how many people just don't even know.

[@juanmiguelalejandrino]

lol

[@marioz2332]

We Egyptian drink tea in a glass cup We also sometimes add mint to it We drink milk tea just like you however some people boil the milk and add the tea bag to it makes it stronger and sweeter ;)

[@sezza271]

Hmmm a bit of mint sounds good, will give it a try!👍

[@marioz2332]

@@sezza271 It's super good I don't add sugar or sweetener to any tea However I'de recommend adding it to mint tea ;)

[@jakeoliver9167]

Glass actually does improve the taste massively. But yeah for us Brits it's usually reserved for coffee in glass mugs.

[@richardwright5648]

Shes so awesome an beautiful 💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💗

[@bravowhiskeycharlie]

Flo, I am surprised...to make a good cup of tea: 1) Boil water 2) Pour boiling water into teapot with tea bag in (not boiled water that sat for 30 seconds cooling and not in a mug!!! Eek!) 3) Mash the tea 4) Let steep for 3 minutes 5) Mash tea 6) Pour into cup, milk in cup first. 7) Drink 8) Then say something along the lines of, "oh that's a good cup of tea!"

[@antonnovo695]

Ordering a pallet of Yorshire Gold. Because grandpapa knows best. )

[@SuperSinestro]

"sip accordingly" A crucial step indeed

[@cccrudzav93]

There's no other gal like florence ❤

[@miaclarke4183]

proud to be from yorkshire, we do have the best tea bags

[@atishkhan9982]

Facts

[@chelsea.1234]

i’m in america but i buy that brand and it’s honestly the best tea i’ve ever tried

[@jamiek8603]

about the only thing people from yorkshire have going for them

[@supergirl1386]

im not English but i always boil my water first , i really dont know why😂😂 tea tastes disgusting with hot water.. maybe i was from England in my past life? hahaa

[@avaandrews5363]

Same

[@jakeoliver9167]

Everyone boils it first. You just have to pour it in the cup IMMEDIATELY

[@chrizindica956]

1:54 ayeeee 🕺

[@danielbravine7137]

A proper cuppa. Well done. Cheers!

[@SRCreativeStudios]

Thank god for this video, I was making tea the wrong way!!!! Thank you Flo

[@racingspoon]

M&S gold tea bags hit hard. Malty and golden goodness.

[@RichardWright-wq6io]

Looks good ❤❤❤❤❤

[@Mike4metal]

Tea for Two!❤️

[@aidenmiles9029]

"Sip accordingly" 😂

[@Brodo007]

I absolutley sooooooooo agreeeeee with this,.... only thing I learnt from 3 years at university....

[@alanjbennett3733]

Yes them Yorkshire gold and normal Yorkshire are the best

[@glennsepelak5113]

New sub here,,, love this girl.

[@fellowhuman7308]

Brilliant.

[@Snapester1994]

Yaassss she makes it the same way... thats a win in my book... its a very small book

[@skinnersweet1263]

Oookay while you are at making awesome tea, I would love to know how & where to find awesome plate of fish & chips and a bowl of oatmeal around London. Cuz I had the yuck ones to so-so ones, but never had a chance to have good ones .... Kek

[@iman1246]

Prett for porridge (or make ur own), like any pub or Poseidon or Nautilus or Oliver’s

[@steveyj3002]

She and saoirse are right for a lot of Americans not knowing how to make proper tea

[@sofialeon6878]

Que bella 😻

[@PaulV.]

So Florence, after becoming a honorary Russian since performing as Yelena Belova in BW arent you ready to change milk in your tea for a lemon? :)

[@rocketbaboon2003]

Lemon is superior

[@nicklyra5869]

I love lemon in tea

[@joseontiveros8859]

I love tea.

[@superdukez6327]

I pour the water a lot slower onto the teabag, getting the brewing started early. I stir the teabag then squeeze it against the side of cup. (Careful not to split it) Then I let it back in the water and repeat action for a second time. This time removing teabag. I stir the tea before and during the pouring of the milk pretending im in a Harry Potter potions lesson.

[@staceye2851]

There is only one choice in mugs: thick lipped. The reason is it retains the heat for longer. I got rid of all my thin lipped cups (tea and coffee). No thank you.

[@ticketyboo2456]

Stacey E I have to have bone china so thin lipped for me, also I use a tea pot.

[@mrscorpio2073]

Nice job on tea making next time try Earl Gray tea with a small amount of honey and add a dash on cream 33% cream it’s good

[@joeypotter6051]

I thought that was too much milk but the colour looked okay, I leave my teabag in so it can keep brewing the whole time. This is what comes of living in Ireland for 9 months, I cannot abide weak tea. And the Americans who microwave their hot water - it's a no from me. It doesn't steep properly and it goes cold much faster. Ugh.

[@michaelminnick7832]

My Dad loved Earl Grey

[@SabrinaJohns]

“Good soup” -Adam driver “Good tea” -Florence Pugh

[@dborshylla3689]

You are the sweetest thing I ever seen in my life.❤️❤️❤️❤️🌹🌹😍😍🥰🥰🥰

[@christopherstephens6783]

hi florence, i live in the uk around wiltshire/dorset border(dont know why i told you that but anyway) can i ask what oat milk did you use. where did you buy it. i have never seen a bottle like that in the shops. cheers in advance. Christopher

[@druunderwood5602]

Ok? Honestly Lindane? In Milk , I've known about that for years, See can be smart if I try, Sorry if I did any thing wrong. 🍋 Its an Agents of Shield thing 😉 And drinking Yorkshire Red right now with green top. "Ey up!" In a thin lip mug from Tesco's that says Geek !

[@asid33]

Florence=Yelena=cool

[@anthonymartinez7844]

Thanks for sharing. I enjoy my tea ☕ to be stronger 💪. Plus the milk 🥛 you use is perfect 👌. Cause I also use that milk 🥛. You are amazing. You are brilliant woman 👠👠 in many blessings. From Florida sunshine State.

[@KoolKukumber]

I always used to hate tea but lately I started drinking it with a bit of milk and I like it a lot!!! I think it’s just really bitter without milk to be honest and I don’t like the constituency

[@mohamedosman4980]

I like tea..thanks

[@seanscott9574]

You had me on everything but the milk. Call me a heathen. P.S.: I love the jammies!❤

[@Zhaggysfaction]

Sugar and/or honey in there as well?

[@jakeoliver9167]

Honey? Nope never

[@Zhaggysfaction]

@@jakeoliver9167 Why not?

[@SultanAlamvfx]

Yorkshire Gold Tea Bag !!!

[@blaymills2459]

I love how I made tea right before this haha

[@greyrideroutlaw7826]

Doesn't sqezeeing the tea bag release the tannins, making the tea bitter?

[@Grond789]

Good to see you don’t put the milk with the tea bag first.

[@mayling141]

This is so funny 😂. I'm a tea drinker myself. Not a fan of Coffee but I like the smell of it. Hey Flo, don't you add the milk first then your brewed tea?

[@ticketyboo2456]

May Ling Milk first is considered a sin lol

[@mayling141]

@@ticketyboo2456 - Which one? Not drinking coffee or putting 1st the milk?

[@ticketyboo2456]

@@mayling141 Putting milk first is considered gauche. To be honest it's not such an etiquette thing these days and is a bit Downton Abbey. Really nowadays people just do what they want lol. As long as we end up with a nice cuppa we Brits are happy.

[@mayling141]

@@ticketyboo2456 - I don't agree with you on that as it's considered to be "Gauche" to put milk on tea first. For Posh Polite British Society, their etiquette is Milk must be poured first before a hot brewed filtered tea. But that is a posh thing to do because they never use tea bags, they have hot (100 degrees C) water run through the loose tea leaves that are placed on a strainer and have it sit for a couple of minutes before taking it out. That was the way I was thought when I went to London and had the Etiquette lessons in order for me to enter Society. Anyhow, we are talking about a teabag being dumped in a mug so therefore milk is okay to be poured into the brewed tea drink. The funny thing is, I don't even put milk in my tea so this really doesn't matter. 😂

[@ticketyboo2456]

@@mayling141 Why bother asking sweety if you already have an opinion?

[@flex2timez]

No sugar? Honey?

[@Bibblesupremacy1992]

It’s healthier without it

[@jakeoliver9167]

Noone has honey in the UK in normal tea

[@cuppiecupsters]

Me being from the South: my favorite tea is Sweet Tea

[@karlmortoniv2951]

Southern Sweet Tea is a whole deal unto itself. My Mom hails from Mississippi would have a tall glass of that and add half the contents of the sugar bowl. Her doctor made her stop.

[@jaime8309]

Nice pfp

[@Bibblesupremacy1992]

Lmfao iced tea

[@yyourfacee]

What’s the difference between “boiled water” and “hot water”? I boil water to make tea, but that’s because I need to boil it to get it hot lol

[@goblinlibrary280]

I think she means that many Americans don’t quite get it to boiling. I know I used to put my water in the microwave when making tea and it never got hot enough to turn out well. Buying a cheap electric kettle changed all of that!

[@yyourfacee]

@@goblinlibrary280 ah gotcha. Come to think of it, I’m sure there were times where I got impatient and just took the kettle off just before it reaches boiling point 😂

[@jakeoliver9167]

One is hot. One is boiling. It has to be literally boiling. Bubbling. And pour it IMMEDIATELY

[@Inazuma68]

I only drink tea when I‘m sick… need a Nespresso to wake up 😎

[@jakeoliver9167]

Tea isn't for waking up. It's just an all round every day drink.

[@FezCaliph]

Thank you Catherine of Braganza

[@zanderxander3581]

I drink it straight up but my tea lately has been so weak

[@insaneyankee4996]

It's cold there.She really needs this tea.

[@sirandrelefaedelinoge]

grow up

[@insaneyankee4996]

@@sirandrelefaedelinoge I just *pointed* out some facts .

[@BLM11014]

If you do this again, use the Yorkshire accent when discussing the tea bag.

[@alexandraestre1731]

I still like my eastern way to drink tea

[@alexandraestre1731]

Middle eastern*

[@karlmortoniv2951]

Is it anything like the way it’s done in Iran? I knew a guy who made “Persian tea” for his guests and it tasted positively golden. No need to add anything to it, just gorgeous. He would never tell us what he did, what kind of tea he used, or anything.

[@alexandraestre1731]

@@karlmortoniv2951 middle eastern tea is always accompanied by other herbs so you have the usual tea bags (or tea leafs) in a hot boiling water with either sage or mint. So all of it is boiling togather for about 10 mins and then leting them simmer in the water. Nothing too fancy but that's the technique

[@karlmortoniv2951]

@@alexandraestre1731 Ah, I did not know that - thanks. Whatever he did, I wish I knew how to do it now. Damn' tasty stuff. I've had similar blends here and there but never managed to figure out the special blend of whatever it was. Mmmmmmm, it was good.

[@ow-zw6by]

@@karlmortoniv2951 could be black tea and some cardamom

[@charley2475]

i want to try her “recipe” but i’m wary of bitter drinks, is this tea extremely bitter?

[@janeglen8207]

Personally, I don’t find it bitter

[@xeon2773]

yeah, if you add milk (or cream) it won't be very bitter. add sugar if you'd like but i prefer just milk :) just make sure you steep the tea so it's very dark, don't be worried about the bitterness

[@adrienne306]

@@xeon2773 do you use oat or whole milk?

[@xeon2773]

@@adrienne306 whole milk or sometimes half and half cream

[@adrienne306]

@@xeon2773 tysm

[@Varietyvibe_comedy]

I can never get the amount of milk right

[@jadep32]

Move over Nigella, this is how you make a cuppa!!

[@prasadshetty5336]

Have you ever tried a Indian CHAI?

[@groMMit1981]

If I leave to 'brew' fro a couple minutes or more then I end up with scummy floating layer, what's that about?

[@ticketyboo2456]

Hard water. You probably live in a city.

[@jakeoliver9167]

Depends on location. You're like me. We can't let tea sit. As soon as both the water is in, and then the milk stir rapidly for a fair bit. Twice remember. After water. And after milk.

[@coopaka2798]

Yummy

[@mack-uv6gn]

What about lemon and honey instead of milk?

[@ticketyboo2456]

mack Not with Yorshire tea, no.

[@jakeoliver9167]

Nope... No... Not at all. Not in normal British black breakfast tea.

[@sinOsiris]

with errrmmm.... johansen i forgot the name one of most beautiful lady on planet earth oh.... scarlet johannsen goodness the mind gotta trace back positive pattern to recall

[@staceye2851]

You don't warm up your mug? I'm gobsmacked. There was a time where, when pressed for time, I would forgo the warming of my mug, but then after a few times, my mugs started to have fracture lines inside where the boiling water hit the room temp mug. Fracture lines make me sad.

[@Bibblesupremacy1992]

I’m pretty sure that doesn’t happen anymore unless you get cheap cups

[@alyssa2576]

I feel like you need a round of applause for how you make tea. Some Americans also just microwave the water to heat it up. For shame.

[@kbaylor123]

Guilty as charged. I’ve repented though and now follow Florence’s instructions exactly

[@gracehoying]

i wonder if she will pin this comment. btw this is amazing, i never like tea before cus i was doing it wrong, thank u so much!!!! love u!

[@agnes8477]

People dont boil their water?!?!

[@anderslarsen6009]

I didn't know that you could make tea without boiling the water. :-)

[@jakeoliver9167]

Americans microwave it... Until just hot 🤢

[@ThisGunsForHire]

You are so damn adorable❣🥰

[@andrewdaniel1053]

It would have been nice if you did wear that when I was around lo😮

[@tomtomthebear]

Twinnings Assam 🤘🏻🔥🔥🤘🏻

[@Aleb-gk7te]

🍵🍵

[@JuanGarnicaVera]

It was cold over there

[@space_1073]

Using inches to measure the most british thing imaginable 🤣

[@yz4043]

A lot of men were triggered by that thumbnail lmfao

[@NandhiniS-v1c]

Me as an Indian watching this:👁️👄👁️