iced tea

[chrizzy100]

How many people now like iced tea after visiting America....? or even coffee.....

I always keep it in the fridge now.....a great drink on a hot afternoon on the deck.......

[fiona]

My daughter loves it. We first had it in Germany (where my father was posted) and we had access to a huge Canadian supermarket, and then again in Singapore.

I find it a bit sweet, and I am going to have a go and cooling down the Lady Grey tea that I drink with lemon rather than milk. Will report back on what that tastes like!

[chrizzy100]

quote:Originally posted by fiona

My daughter loves it. We first had it in Germany (where my father was posted) and we had access to a huge Canadian supermarket, and then again in Singapore.

I find it a bit sweet, and I am going to have a go and cooling down the Lady Grey tea that I drink with lemon rather than milk. Will report back on what that tastes like!

I like my tea sweet hot or cold.....and its nice with lemon...I'm not sure about iced coffee.....I had that in Boston I'm not sure I like it.....

[pbensur]

Most restaurants serve Iced tea without sugar and you can add it yourself to your liking. I don't drink any type of tea (you can tell I'm not British!!), but my husband loves all varieties. When I make iced tea for him at home, I use his favorite tea bags and let him add the sugar if he wants to.

[fiona]

Well my mother brought me up on milk and tea, believing coffee was bad for children. By the time she thought I was old enough to drink it I didn't like the taste of it, and still don't apart from the occasional one laced with alcohol!

[pbensur]

Same here - and I too have never developed a taste for coffee! I don't even know how to make it - if we're entertaining, my husband always has to make the coffee!

[MTP]

I hate missing my morning fix of coffe on work days, don't miss it on my days off or holidays, but on days I am working my brain is like porridge without it. In saying that on non-working days the caffiene fix comes from diet coke and diet Irn-Bru.

[mikewj]

They sold it in cans a few years ago in the UK under the name of Liptonice. I'd just started to enjoy it when they took it off the market !

I've seen it for sale in Publix and Walmart but have never tried the American version.

[chrizzy100]

quote:Originally posted by mikewj

They sold it in cans a few years ago in the UK under the name of Liptonice. I'd just started to enjoy it when they took it off the market !

I've seen it for sale in Publix and Walmart but have never tried the American version.

I buy ice tea in a can like real coffee..and make it up the way I like it.....

[florida4sun]

You can get it unsweetened. I cannot drink the sweet stuff but drinks lots of unsweetened
Martin

quote:Originally posted by fiona

My daughter loves it. We first had it in Germany (where my father was posted) and we had access to a huge Canadian supermarket, and then again in Singapore.

I find it a bit sweet, and I am going to have a go and cooling down the Lady Grey tea that I drink with lemon rather than milk. Will report back on what that tastes like!