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Old 04-22-2009, 09:31 PM #1
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hi everyone,

well, im a huge sweet tea fan, from, canada too heh, anyways i was wondering, what is everyones favorite sweet-tea flavor & whats the best *s*.

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What is sweet tea?

Can you tell I have lead a sheltered life.

If it is sweetened ice tea then mine would be peach or raspberry!
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.......If it is sweetened ice tea then mine would be peach or raspberry!
Peach? Raspberry?

Tell me you don't mean tea, as in boiled water poured over tea leaves type tea.

I have heard of green tea, and lemon tea, and peppermint tea, but I've never heard of peach or raspberry tea.

And you think you live a sheltered life Janie......
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I used to drink sweet tea. In my neck of the woods sweet tea is boiled and then added to a pitcher with sugar and chilled. I would drink sweet tea over ice. My preferred choice of tea was Liptons or Walmart brand, pretty close.

Now I drink Crystal Light green tea with raspberry to watch my weight. Lost ten pounds just going from sweet tea to Crystal Light!
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peach??? raspberry????
in TEA??????????

can you tell my British roots are showing lol

I have my tea like the Koala does, boiled water over tea leaves in a nice teapot with a china cup to drink from

when I make iced tea I brew it the same way as hot tea and then chill in the fridge

I dont usually sweeten mine, but if I did it would be only with a spoon of pure sugar or honey. I do enjoy black tea with honey and lemon juice too



ps yes I cheat with teabags sometimes instead of leaves
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I make Sun Tea. You put the bags of Lipton tea (about 4 regular tea bags) in cold water in a large glass container and set it out in the hot sun for 3-4 hours. Remove the tea bags and then you put it in the refrigerator to cool. I usually add just a little sugar to the glass when I drink it and maybe a squirt of lemon juice.

I do not like it black and strong. It has to be a nice color and not strong.
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I make Sun Tea. You put the bags of Lipton tea (about 4 regular tea bags) in cold water in a large glass container and set it out in the hot sun for 3-4 hours. Remove the tea bags and then you put it in the refrigerator to cool. I usually add just a little sugar to the glass when I drink it and maybe a squirt of lemon juice.

I do not like it black and strong. It has to be a nice color and not strong.
Omg!...Sounds great! Dang Im gonna give it a shot this weekend, wow, Im blow away, got anymore, great recipes, for, food & or drinks.

thanks so much kitt...
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hmm, sweet-tea to me is (boil 4cups water & add 4large t-bags & add 1cup sugar) also chill it & yummie drink away heh.

everyones ideas with so grear thanks u so much *s* .

takecare.

p.s.kitt thank u so much...
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hmm, sweet-tea to me is (boil 4cups water & add 4large t-bags & add 1cup sugar) also chill it & yummie drink away heh.

everyones ideas with so grear thanks u so much *s* .

takecare.

p.s.kitt thank u so much...
Yup, I know what you are saying about boiling the water and making it that way. But you know what, that sounds like your tea is strong. I do not like it strong.

I like Sun Tea as we think it's better. And I never add sugar to it before I put it in the fridge. I don't because everyone likes theirs a little sweeter or not so sweet or maybe they do not want any sugar at all. I also think it keeps better without having sugar in it. Well, that's if you don't drink it up within a day or so

The first time I ever had or even heard of Sun Tea was when I visited friends in TX. It was sooooo strong and black and I hated it Then some friends in another state, also made their Sun Tea black and strong. Hated that too. Soooooo-

At any rate, it's however you like your tea. Enjoy
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I used to drink sweet tea. In my neck of the woods sweet tea is boiled and then added to a pitcher with sugar and chilled. I would drink sweet tea over ice. My preferred choice of tea was Liptons or Walmart brand, pretty close.

Now I drink Crystal Light green tea with raspberry to watch my weight. Lost ten pounds just going from sweet tea to Crystal Light!
What would be a less expensive swap out to Crystal light?
I love sweet tea but want to watch the calories. Stopping at mickey D's for the $1 one quenched my thirst and lasted my Sunday shift 1/2 day.

I make sun tea, with the tea bags and solar, but while I enjoy it iced, I did get spoiled by sweet tea.

I do use sweeteners........but how would it be fruit taste added? Would real lemon make a lemon tea? Any others?
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