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By: BritMick

BritMick — Mon, 06 Sep 2010 21:51:39 +0000

Hi Heidi. Thanks for the info – I didn’t know the Grand Floridian offered proper tea. Might have to add that to my long list of reasons for staying there one visit

By: BritMick

BritMick — Mon, 06 Sep 2010 21:44:28 +0000

Eew, hot coffee over ice? Doesn’t that make it luke warm? Sounds delightful.

By: Heidi

Heidi — Mon, 06 Sep 2010 14:59:03 +0000

As a fellow tea fan (though one from the US), I enoyed reading this post! I also have used the in room coffee pot to heat water for tea when at Disney World. On my most recent trip we stayed at the Grand Floridian and found that their 24/7 quick service restaurant, Gasperilla Grill, offers a selection of Twinnings tea bags which can be used with the hot water machine for free when refilling your refillable resort mug. Of course you need to buy the mug first, but it’s only about $14 and then you can get as much as you like in it. The Grand Floridian room also had two Twinnings tea bags by the coffee maker. Not sure how the tea offerings are at other resorts, but wanted to share this info. We also enjoyed a nice pot of Twinnings tea – with milk – after our lunch at the Rose and Crown in the UK pavillion. Thanks for writing this blog!

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Disney Food Post Round Up: September 5, 2010 | the disney food blog — Sun, 05 Sep 2010 17:17:26 +0000

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By: Gray

Gray — Sun, 05 Sep 2010 14:02:27 +0000

Good article! It’s also impossible to get a decent iced coffee at Disney World. You’d think a place like Disney, located in one of the hottest states in the nation, would keep some cold coffee on hand, but nooooo….their idea of making iced coffee is to pour hot coffee over ice. Um, no.

By: BritMick

BritMick — Sun, 05 Sep 2010 08:28:47 +0000

Hi Angela. I’m glad I’m not the only one! You’re comment about hot tea made me smile – iced tea was a whole new concept to me when I first visited the States! Tea should most definitely always be hot, in my book. And you’re right, the milk is definitely an issue – I guess if the majority of people drink coffee then creamer is what they’ll have, but it really makes the tea icky. Nice to know other people bring their own tea bags too!

By: Angela

Angela — Sat, 04 Sep 2010 00:29:38 +0000

I’m not a brit, but I am Canadian… and I NEED my daily (er, 3 times daily) cup of tea. We have a coffee shop in Ontario called Tim Hortons that besides coffee and donuts, serves steeped tea that is REALLY good and I crave it bad when I’m in Disney World. I always forget that you need to specify HOT tea when you’re in the South haha… to me tea is hot unless otherwise specified. While most Canadians are coffee drinkers I think, there is a large amount of tea drinkers (I was once a server and I would say 25% of people would ask for tea after dinner instead of coffee).

Anyways, my main problem at Disney is that at about 75% of the places that I’ve bought tea they have no milk to put it in and the options are either cream, or little packets of creamer. Yuck. We usually bring our own tea bags so we can at least have a good cup in the morning (we typically stay off property and have a kitchen, or if desperate we use the coffee maker to boil water).

As an occasional coffee drinker I can vouch that as hard as it is to get a decent cup of tea, it is 10 times harder to find a decent cuppa coffee. Kona is the way to go for sure!