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American Woman's Cup Of Tea Is Branded 'Painful To Watch' By Brits

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Updated 14:52 21 Mar 2022 GMTPublished 10:58 21 Mar 2022 GMT

American Woman's Cup Of Tea Is Branded 'Painful To Watch' By Brits

We're screaming.

Lucy Devine

Lucy Devine

Making a cup of tea can be a pretty divisive topic, from how much milk, to how many sugars and crucially, how long you let the tea brew for.

But collectively, most Brits can agree that a cup of tea should be made using a kettle, not a microwave.

Shudder.

Alex Murphy, 34, from London, filmed herself making her boyfriend Paul Klein, 30, a cup of tea - but her method has left Brits horrified.

In the clip, Alex, originally from the US, adds cold tap water to a mug with a teabag inside, before adding milk and sugar, and then places it in the microwave to heat.

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We are screaming.

She then removes the teabag, gives it a final stir and presents it to Paul, who is visibly repulsed.

Alex filmed herself making the cup of tea (
Jam Press/@almurph18)

“What is that? That is disgusting. Sorry, I don’t mean to be rude – but that is not a cup of tea," he says, before throwing the mug on the ground.

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Alex, who previously appeared on Dancing on Ice in 2020 with Joe Swash, shared the video on TikTok - and others were pretty alarmed.

One person said: “That was so painful to watch u make.”

“No way he should leave you at once,” another user insisted.

“Throwing the cup was justified. If you say otherwise clearly you're not British,” added another person.

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Another critic said: “When she used tap water I SCREAMED.”

Her boyfriend Paul is not impressed (
Jam Press/@almurph18)

Despite the controversy, Alex insists it was the way she was taught to make tea – and she hopes the British public will forgive her.

“This is how I grew up making it,” she said.

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“It was a one-off – Paul usually makes the tea. He hated it. Everyone hated it! I never expected how many people would be so triggered.”

Featured Image Credit: Jam Press/@almurph18

Topics: Food and Drink

Lucy Devine
Lucy Devine

Lucy is a journalist working for Tyla. After graduating with a master's degree in journalism, she has worked in both print and online and is particularly interested in fashion, food, health and women's issues. Northerner, coffee addict, says hun a lot.

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