Tribal People Discover English Tea 

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Rana is right, there is nothing like a cup of tea and a biscuit on a rainy day watching the rain

'Tea is the other word for love'. Mr Gul Sher Khan you are a poet, sir.

That made me really laugh saying British people drink either alcohol or black tea 😂😂

As an English person who enjoys a good cuppa tea several times a day, I approve this video lol :-)

GSK: Tea is another word for love. He's not wrong.❤

I just love their sense of humour, pure gold.

The guy who said English either drink ‘alcohol or dark tea’ was dead on with that 😂

As a Brit, it pleases me SO much that they like it! ❤😊🇬🇧🇵🇰 Tea and biscuits (cookies) keep the UK running! 😂

It's a weird sense of pride you get from seeing people of another culture enjoy things from your own culture. It's also so interesting to see a different perspective on the things you thought you knew. And all of these men are so charismatic and insightful.

"That will be poetic scenery"💗 His eyes sparkled when he said that! How beautiful! And I agree...a rainy day is the perfect atmosphere for tea and biscuit enjoyment!😊

I'm in Australia & a fan of shortbread biscuits with my tea. I just love these guys so much! Their charm, wisdom & warm hearts always shine. They always leave me smiling.

I’m honestly surprised they like it, I’ve tried Punjabi type teas and feel like there very different, I thought they’d find our tea bitter in comparison or boring so it was nice they enjoyed it

So right about tea. Walk in any Brit's home and the kettle is on. Love the dark chocolate digestives tied with hob nobs and fruit shortcake biscuits. Fun to see the joy over a digestive!

Awww. Needed a splash of milk! Our tea is strong so milk helps smooth it out. 😅

I love that Rana is talking about how poetic it would be to sit inside your house on a rainy day eating biscuits and looking out the window. I totally feel that

Rana Nadeem never ceases to put a smile on my face. Please tell him thank you for that!

New episode idea... Make a video of all four of the guys making their tea, show us how they make and prepare it at home, then serve their tea to the other three guys and have them judge it on a 1 to 10 scale without them knowing who made each tea! Would love to see a video like this!

Priceless.. Their reactions are priceless...😊

Wait until they try chocolate covered digestives...😂

"Ah hoi hoi hoi hoi" I love when they do that.

it must be impossible to be around Tahir and/or Rana Nadeem and not laugh. Both have such great spirit of making others happy and laugh. it show how attitude can make your whole day. Westerners like us in the USA, sometimes complain about the littlest things, whereas these Tribal people are so humble they appreciate and give thanks for the smallest things.

Tahir has the imagination of a child. He is a child in an elders body. Good on him!!!!!!

I love how they always admire the packaging 😂

These men are so precious. I love them all so much 😊

I would Love to travel to visit Tribal people try to drink Tea and eat biscuit with them 🙂 Happy Combination !!!! 🙂

I love watching these people. They always make me smile. Happy smiles

I too love English tea and digestives, when I was there they made me try Ginger ones, they were amazing.

I’d totally be willing load up the family and drive a significant distance for a meet and greet/panel discussion with these guys should they make the journey stateside. We love y’all!

I love them all! They always brighten my day with their simple joy😊

"Tea is the other word for love" ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

I once had a boyfriend who worked for a Sikh ashram, and we would enjoy what they called yogi tea when we visited. It had milk and spices like clove and nutmeg. I wish I'd gotten the recipe; it was the most delicious drink! Also, I would love to know how these Pakistani men prepare their tea and what the tea leaves are like.

Rana, Chaudhary, Tahir and Gul Sher have such delightful personalities. More than just the food sampling, I'm sure many people click on the video to simply visit with them for a few minutes through their computer screen. I know I do! Please, don't ever change. ~ Greetings from Canada

My grandmother always had tea time in the afternoon for herself and me. She was from Scotland. It wasn't just the tea. It was time for us to be together. It was always milk and sugar in it with shortbread. I just shared tea virtually with you gentlemen. We are family now. Be well.

I love Rana describing eating biscuits while waiting rain. These men take such joy in the simple things in life. ❤❤❤

I am really jalous that you can order Chai to your house in countries like Pakistan. Their tea culture is pretty awesome!

I would love to sit and drink a cup of tea with them!! A Tribal People tea party!! How fun that would be!! ✌🏼❤️💯

Mr Rana's description of eating the biscuits and having the tea on a raining day was beautiful.

8:28 "Imagine eating this biscuit and seeing rain from window pane...." Yes Sir, you got that absolutely right. I am English and I love to do that on a rainy day - a good cup of tea, and some lovely biscuits and watch the rain. The perfect Sunday afternoon.

Sirs , content creator, when you serve tea you should always have a small bowl of sugar and a small pitcher of cream, or milk. This is so that the person drinking the tea may prepare it to their liking, of how they want their tea to taste. Don't forget the small tea spoon so thar they may stir their tea. These fine gentlemen deserve the utmost respect and to serve one correctly is respectful.

That Earl Grey Tea is some strong stuff. I imagine the other flavors are going to be strong. And this is coming from someone who loves a strong cup of coffee…black!

I absolutely love watching this channel & these humble fantastic gentlemen, their kind complimentary comments bring us all down to earth. May Gods special blessings be on you & your relatives for all time

Hey I'm British, the last thing which Mr Rana said about drinking tea while watching the rain outside is pretty much the perfect scenario for it! In the UK, a cup of tea is a great comfort drink. If you want people to feel like they can hang out for a while, present some biscuits (Digestive or something more fancy), but people frequently have a quick cup of tea while on a break from work or something. It's not particularly common for people to drink it without at least a small amount of milk and/or sugar, but usually, if someone is making tea for several people, they ask if they want milk and sugar, or bring the milk and sugar for people to make it how they want it. I'm happy to see that these guys like tea as much as we do! It is a fantastic drink! Also I think that adding cumin to Digestive biscuits could be a bit of a game changer.

I can't decide who had the best line because they all said something either hilarious or profound; or both. Mr Chaudhary at 5:59 "English tea with English biscuits! And tribal guy..." Mr Tahir making wheels out of the biscuits was adorable but the most romantic, wistful and pretty words go to Mr Rana at 8:28 "Imagine eating this biscuit and seeing rain from the window pane. That will be poetic scenery." Indeed dear fellow, one of life's pleasures was to sit indoors on a wintery, raining day with the fire going and a pot of English breakfast tea and a biscuit or Earl Grey Tea with toast and bitter orange marmalade. Absolutely comforting. Like a warm hug from one's mother. PS: You must try Earl Grey Tea. At least, if you aren't on medication that interfers with grapefruit, as Earl Grey has the same enzyme in it as grapefruit. But if you are able, I cannot recommend Earl Grey Tea enough. It is a sensual delight. If you're daring then Lapsang Souchong is amazing in the morning with bacon on toast for breakfast.

Pakistan is the second highest tea consumer in the world. Tea is life.

you have got to get these guys a cream tea , clotted cream ,scones and jam etc

Even more tastier with honey and 1/2 squeezed lemon added into the cup. Very Tasty and more palatable.

Can these guys get any more adorable ? "Poetic scenary" ?!? I enjoy these clips so much. Maybe you could do a program about you (the creators ) enjoying the tribal men's cuisine ? I'd love to find out about their tea, cooking methods etc. What do you think ?

Hopefully they will receive biscuits and tea this holiday season to share with their family.

j'adore ces monsieurs. très sympa. Awesome guys.

Being a U.K. citizen I grew up with English tea (especially Yorkshire tea) but I have visited both India and Pakistan and drank real chai and it is my favourite tea. I am lucky to have many Indian and Pakistani friends and it it always a pleasure to drink proper chai, I try to make it at home but it never taste quite the same.

Love these guys! See we can all get along and have live and care for others

This was very nice to see them trying different teas. There are so many. I did admit though I was hoping when they said tea that they would be treated to a full English tea. I think they would find it very enjoyable.

Love from UK to my brothers in Pakistan

Chaudary needs a lifetime supply of sweets for him and his family love seeing him light up and enjoy heavenn

I am so glad they got to try English tea and biscuits, we got our love for tea from India, so it's nice to see them realise that we appreciate their native drink. I drink at least 4 cups a day - no sugar for me though, and definitely only a splash of skimmed milk. DON'T DUNK EITHER!

Yorkshire Gold is the best tea available in the UK, and that's from a Southerner 😄 You can make a whole meal around a pot of tea - sandwiches, cakes and biscuits with a massive por of quality tea. 👍

My favorite tea is mint tea. The chai teas are a bit strong, but good. Chamomile is another really calming good tea. I like to mix dandelion tea with my mint tea, and add honey.

Twinings (in the black box, when available) is my favorite black tea! I love a good strong English or Irish Breakfast Tea and I've found British brands to be superior to the American brands I've had. I do use a particular American brand called Luzianne when I make my Southern Sweet Tea though! So glad that the gents enjoyed their tea and biscuits! They might have discovered a new afternoon treat! Much love and many blessings to everyone in the TPT family! 💛🕊️🙏

Yeah, it's always black and no sugar Yorkshire Gold, or Twinnings Earl Grey Tea for me, can't go wrong there! I'm also very happy watching the Tribal People dipping their biscuits like a true Brit!

What happened to the milk, sugar, lemon??? LOL Also would love the see the guys having a true, English afternoon tea. Sandwiches, scones etc. They would love it I'm sure. Thank you for all the wonderful videos.

Tahir's shirt with those puffy sleeves is great

This channel is such a wonderfull joy ❤❤

Great video ! Thank You very much 👍🏻 ! So , now we are waiting for Chinese and Japanese teas ( with their unique brewing methods ) 😊 🍵🍵🍵

ABCT? Hahaha. Ya gotta love these guys. Cheers from New Zealand.

That's fancy tea, normally we buy branded tea like pg tips,tetley and add milk and sugar.

1st step. Heat the tea pot with boiling water. 2nd. Empty the pot, add one or two tea bags. Dependant on guests. Two bags would suffice 4 cups. 3) Add boiling water. 4) Let it brew . At least 5 minutes, longer for a stronger taste. 5) Pour into cup. 6) Add milk,generally until it starts to rise to the top. 7) Add sugar if desired.

The bisquits you linked to are American style biscuits made from flour, shortening, salt and buttermilk. They come as raw dough and have to be baked in an oven. They have no sugar so are completely savory. They are eaten with gravy, butter and jam or honey, usually for breakfast. English biscuits are crisp baked cookies and are sweet and flavored with vanilla or chocolate or lemon, etc.

I was worried about how they might react to the tea ☕seeing as it would be different from theirs, but they seemed to enjoy it...and the biscuits. 🍪 I love these guys! 💖👍😊

These people always seem overwhelmed by the packaging. Everything is a surprise - it’s like they are 5 years old. Amazing!

Good to see Mr Khan again !

Gazing at a gentle rain through a window while sipping tea and biscuits. "That will be poetic scenery." Yes it would. I can picture it now.

At the moment I’m enjoying “Darjeeling” tea from West Bengal with a little sugar and a splash of milk. I do enjoy enjoy other blends which are available here such as; Assam, Earl Grey (flavoured with Bergamot oil) and Lady Grey (flavoured with Bergamot oil, lemon and orange peel).

I can just see their faces when they try a box of fruit flavored teas.

Tea and digestive biscuits: one of the best combinations ever ... especially on a rainy day! 😊

😂 every morning before school I used to dip 4-5 biscuits at once into my tea 😆 digestives, sometimes malted or other.I’m a British, born in London, also my mother and her father, but my great great grandfather and father is from pakistan 😋

Loved their comments and recollections of youth

My mum's originally from Punjab and these are her favourite biscuits to have with tea. She loves a cake rusk too :) Rana sahib is right about tea and biscuits on a rainy day, and we get a lot of them here! Maybe they could try bubble tea, it's so different. Love you guys.

*LOL Gulsher Khan..."Is this tea or passengers?" And Tahir, always where tea is..and a tea bus sounds awesome. We know Chaudhary was looking for some sweets for the tea!*

Hoi hoi hoi hoi hoi… These men are Fantastic!

a splash of milk after the tea is poured sugar and stir served with a digestive biscuit .... spot on sir

Every British person until Tahir steps up at 7:20 - "DUNK IT! DUNK IT!"

I have Twinings loose leaf tea in tins (from World Market); English Breakfast and Earl Grey. English Breakfast in the morning and Earl Grey in the afternoon. Along with McVitties Digestive Biscuits, of course!!! I live in Missoula, Montana but did live in New Zealand for almost 30 years. Hence the tea habit.

Mr. Rana-you are a poet! ⭐️

Fun video! Thank you! Gotta say, though at 4:52 -- I'm afraid Gul Sher Khan's assertions that Westerners drink sugar-free tea are incorrect. Did you not provide sugar and/or milk at all for this video? The best way to make English tea is to do it "builder's tea" style: English Breakfast tea brewed until it's dark umber, two to three sugars per cup, then add enough milk to turn it the exact colour of He-Man from the 1980s cartoon. 😉 I wonder how these taste-testers would feel about American tea drinks, like peach iced tea, or Southern sweet tea . . . ?

hahaha they are so cute and funny. i had a smile on my face the whole time, it made me proud that they enjoyed it. would love to try their tea just to see how different it is to ours 😃

I love this channel. Mr Khans pilgrimage left beautiful impact on him.

it needs milk and sugar then it will taste the business .. I have watched Pakistani tea being made I really want to try it ❤

I always look forward to Mr. Tahir’s wise words delivered with smart humour and a good heart!

Great video! I suggested tea! 😊 Now they should try different types of tea like green tea, red raspberry leaf tea, and so on.

Adore their faces lighting up when they realise tea is chai. Football is the universal language - but tea can’t be far behind.

Tea has been life for centuries.

Watching these lovely charming open minded people ma me feel proud to be human being. This is a feeling I haven’t experienced much lately 😢

Twinings Prince of Wales tea is my go-to cuppa, sometimes Yorkshire gold (but with plenty of sugar and milk) and the occasional Lapsang Souchong. That would be an interesting tea for them to try. I must say that the chai I get at an Indian restaurant in the city is by far my favorite. I wonder how different it is to the tea these delightful gentlemen drink?

I'm watching this episode whilst drinking a nice cuppa tea. Good ol' Yorkshire tea bag and milk ♥️ My favourite! Love this channel! Would love to see the guys try some Scottish grub! ❤

LOL😂😂😂😂 "agter.drinking the tea . ypu can drive a 22 wheeler all night long, brrrrhhhhhhh" LOL😂😂😂😅😅😅! I love this man!!!!

2:44😂😂

We drink British tea with milk in my country Malta.

Try some Hob Nobs 😊

I imagine people in Pakistan typically have spiced tea? I'd love to know more about their tea culture. There is plenty of great tea to recommend. One suggestion is to try Darjeeling black tea (loose leaf preferable) that should be drunk pure without milk or sugar.