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Low Tea ? Brits Horrified by TEA SHORTAGES Due To Red Sea Conflicts

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by: 68g.1509 - Wed, 14 Feb 2024 03:12 UTC

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-13078447/Ive-drinking-baby-Brits-left-genuinely-distraught-prospect-tea-shortages-caused-disruption-Red-Sea-supermarkets-reassure-shoppers-shelves-stores-minimal.html

'I've been drinking it ever since I was a baby': Brits left
'genuinely distraught' by prospect of tea shortages caused by
disruption in the Red Sea - as supermarkets reassure shoppers
that empty shelves in stores are 'minimal'

.. . .

On the plus, their teeth will look much better :-)

However there seems to be no shortage of glucose-laden
sweeties, so they'll have fewer teeth (but they'll LOOK
really good).

Oh well, try coffee. Not quite the same, I understand,
but a fair fill-in.

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