See, I know the Brits and the Irish do, and from the very small sample size of the one Frenchman I lived with would have black tea with milk for breakfast (cursory Google says it's "thé au lait"). Kinda just assumed it was the case for the rest of Europe.
In Poland both tea and milk are super popular, but even though 30 years of intense promotion of foreign food especially anglo cooking, Poles seen the mix of those two substances and collectively shuddered.
I mean some people drink this, but it's not popular and the source is rather the French cooking than British.
See, I know the Brits and the Irish do, and from the very small sample size of the one Frenchman I lived with would have black tea with milk for breakfast (cursory Google says it's "thé au lait"). Kinda just assumed it was the case for the rest of Europe.
In Poland both tea and milk are super popular, but even though 30 years of intense promotion of foreign food especially anglo cooking, Poles seen the mix of those two substances and collectively shuddered.
I mean some people drink this, but it's not popular and the source is rather the French cooking than British.