concept   tea
culture   British culture
statement   In British culture, tea is traditionally served with milk and holds significant social and cultural significance.
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1 tea British culture Traditionally consumed with milk and often in the afternoon 2
2 tea British Tea, often served with milk, is a significant part of British daily customs, with specific traditions for afternoon tea. 1
3 tea British Tea is a beloved daily tradition, often served with milk and sugar, and holds a central place in social gatherings and conversations. 1
4 tea British Often consumed with milk and is associated with afternoon tea rituals. 1
5 tea British Often consumed with milk and preferred with biscuits in the afternoon as part of the traditional 'afternoon tea' ritual. 1
6 tea British Often served with milk and associated with afternoon tea traditions 1
7 tea British Tea is a strong cultural symbol and a regular part of daily life, often consumed with milk and sugar. 1
8 tea British Tea is typically served with milk and sugar, often in teacups, and is an integral part of daily life and social gatherings. 1
9 tea British Tea is often served with milk and considered an important part of daily routine, with specific teatime traditions. 1
10 tea British Important part of daily life and culture, often served with milk in Britain and part of ceremonial traditions in Japan 1
11 tea British Tradition of afternoon tea with milk and sugar 1
12 tea British Tea is a daily beverage with specific tea ceremonies and is often served with milk and sugar in Britain. 1
13 tea British Drinking tea is a common daily ritual, often served with milk and sugar 1
14 tea British Has deep cultural significance, often served with milk and sugar / Can be a formal ritual in social interactions 1
15 tea British culture Tea is a deeply ingrained part of the culinary culture, often accompanied by milk and sugar 1
16 tea British culture Traditionally served with milk and is a significant part of daily routine, often served several times a day 1
17 tea British culture Tea is often consumed with milk, and is an important part of daily routine and social interactions. 1
18 tea British culture Tea is a daily ritual, often served with milk and sugar 1
19 tea British culture Tea is a daily ritual, often served with milk and sugar, and is an important part of social gatherings and afternoon tea traditions. 1
20 tea British culture Drinking tea, especially with milk and sugar, is a common daily ritual 1
21 tea British culture Associated with afternoon tea, often served with milk and sugar 1
22 tea British culture Often accompanied by milk and consumed throughout the day 1
23 tea British culture Drinking tea with milk, often in the afternoon with biscuits 1
24 tea British culture Often consumed with milk and considered a national tradition 1
25 tea British culture Associated with afternoon tea rituals, often served with milk and sugar 1
26 tea British culture Tea is often served with milk and is a significant part of social and cultural customs 1
27 tea British culture Commonly served with milk 1
28 tea British culture Traditionally served with milk 1
29 tea British culture Tea is traditionally accompanied by milk 1
30 tea British culture Tea is typically served with milk and often accompanies a formal afternoon tea time. 1
31 tea British culture Often served with milk and consumed throughout the day 1
32 tea British culture Tea with milk is a common preference 1
33 tea British culture Associated with tradition, afternoon tea, and often served with milk 1
34 tea British culture Part of daily routine, with milk and sugar 1
35 tea British culture A significant part of British culture, often served with milk and consumed at various times throughout the day 1
36 tea British culture Often enjoyed with milk and sugar as part of a daily routine 1
37 tea drinking British culture Drinking tea, traditionally served with milk, is a significant part of British culture and social interactions. 1