Tea time!

[hesaias]

Here is a topic that oughta enthrall the masses :D
How do you like your tea(no, not the letter, the drink)

I like mine ice cold and heavily sugared! 2 cups of sugar per gallon, and all the caffine I can stand!
AAaahhhhhh yesssss! Aint nuthin wrong with a little caffine/sugar buzz in your life!

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[dragon0121]

Hesaias,
Something that I've noticed in traveling this great country of ours. Those of you who live in the south drink sweetened tea, go in a restaurant in the south tea comes sweetened, they look at you like a bug if you ask for it unsweetened. In the northern states the tea comes no sugar, gotta ask for it if it's not on the table. :) Sounds like grounds for another war :D . Get your Lipton tea flags ready!

[hesaias]

Yeah, nuthin worse than gettin a big swig of us-sweetened tea expecting it to be sweet. EEeeeewwwww!*HACK* *Cough*
:D

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[aLittletank]

I like my tee time early in the morning so that I can golf and still hav..... ah... oh I see .... pass the sugar please I like it sweet. :D


Allen

[shellisland]

Having lived both up north, and down south...it is true. Restaurants truly change what they serve by location-Outback Steak doesnt serve sweet tea or sweet potatoes with dinner north of the Virginia border
Used to love unsweetened tea, but now feel that tea is blah without a bunch of sugar.

Like herbal teas with honey, no cream.

[horge]

Tea?
Does skimmate count?

[jimhobbs]

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Now Ya talkin!! :D

[Martyn]

PG tips tea bags not too strong hot with milk and 3 to 4 teaspoons of sugar in a Mug thanks.
common working class Englishman me :D
Martyn

[Larry M]

horge, are you in the US now?

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[horge]

Larry:
June 8. Man, I hear it's warm in Chi-town.

[gas4544]

English Breakfast tea in the morning with nothing added. I usually leave the bag in the cup while I drink it - I want it strong. I occasionally drink Irish Breakfast tea, but its more pungent and I end up removing the bag before finishing. Imagine that - a tea drinker from Seattle, the coffee capital of the world.

Iced tea with dinner with extra lemon and a half packet of artificial sweetener.

[shellisland]

JimHobbs-ya got me man! Add a few tattoos and thats me (well almost :D)

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[Staceon]

I like to add equal parts vodak, rum, triple sec, gin, tequila, splash of sweet and sour and dash of coke.

[reefland]

hmmmmm, tea....now this is a subject I know alot about.

Darjeeling from the mountains, English TeaTime from Sri Lanka....now your talking.

I manage production for one of the largest speacialty tea companys in the world. Better than baskin robbin's....we have over 50 flavors!

Anyone that is looking for information reagarding tea, just ask.
Here is our web site: http://www.bigelowtea.com

[This message has been edited by reefland (edited 06-07-2000).]

[Aescleah]

hummm since i have been down south i have learned to like iced tea but it has to be unsweetened

when i drink it hot. i like earl grey with just milk and the tea bags are not strong enough.

: )
Ashley