If there's one thing British people really don't want you to mess with - it's a cup of tea.
While there are on-going debates between us about whether you should add the milk before or after the water, at least we're on the same page about what goes into the cup.
But one woman has some very different ideas about what to put in a mug of "hot tea".
The woman, who is an American living in the UK, shared her method for making the beverage on TikTok, where it has caused a stir.
Posting on the account @jchelle36, the woman, named Michelle, explained in a video how she likes to add "a lot of ingredients" to her tea.
And it's fair to say Brits are horrified by the footage.
Michelle's version of tea doesn't use a tea bag or any milk, but there is plenty of sugar.
Gathering up all her ingredients, she says: "Hey guys so I get a lot of questions about hot tea, so today I wanted to show you what this American girl likes as hot tea.
"So I mix a lot of ingredients together, first is one cup of instant tea, two cups of Tang (orange powdered drink mix), Country Time Lemonade, one cup of sugar, another cup of sugar, a little bit of cinnamon, a little bit of cloves."
Michelle then mixes all of these ingredients together, before getting a mug and putting some water in it.
Instead of using a kettle, she heats the cup of water in the microwave before adding "a few teaspoons" of the bizarre tea mix to the water and giving it a good stir.
More than 64,000 people have watched the video, with 11,000 liking it and 1,800 commenting.
Her post was also shared on Twitter, by @onmy9thlife who said: "I HAVE NEVER BEEN MORE HORRIFIED!!!"
Yorkshire Tea's Twitter account retweeted itand added their thoughts, writing: "*Watches video* *Closes tab* *Burns computer*."
A different user commented saying the recipe was a "crime scene" from start to finish.
"The whole of the UK just shuddered in disgust," proclaimed someone else.
A fifth replied: "No wonder Americans don't like tea. They've never had it."
What do you think of Michelle's tea making method? Let us know in the comments below.
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