<p>Phil is a big tea drinker but is frustrated with the ability to actually buy something that remotely passes for a cup of tea in America. Phil espouses his theory that the reason it is impossible to get a proper cup of tea in the States…is because no American has ever had one. Is this nonsense…or an inconvenient truth?</p>

Phil is a big tea drinker but is frustrated with the ability to actually buy something that remotely passes for a cup of tea in America. Phil espouses his theory that the reason it is impossible to get a proper cup of tea in the States…is because no American has ever had one. Is this nonsense…or an inconvenient truth?

Half-Baked: Americans have never really had tea – which is why they think they don't like it

Alistair Gladstone and Phil Jones discuss some half–baked ideas covering various subjects – some completely frivolous, others more serious – and over the course of around 25 minutes try to conclude whether the ideas should be fully-baked or tossed (with extreme prejudice) in the proverbial trashcan.

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Half-Baked: Americans have never really had tea – which is why they think they don't like it

Half-Baked: Americans have never really had tea – which is why they think they don't like it