I need to try that truvia. I also want to try some agave nectar.

LOLoaf @ drink out of the creek!

I laughed out load too.


Never heard of Truvia, will look into it.

I prefer mine with vodka.

mmmm vodka and iced tea.

Also, something very regional.

I was at a hotel bar in Boston and ordered a vodka an iced tea and I got a glass of ice, another glass with the vodka, hot water, and a tea bag. It was like make your own fajita night at a Mexican restaurant.

The bartender was dumbfounded that I wanted vodka mixed with iced tea.

i was at a bar once and ordered hot chocolate

the bartender wasn't dumbfounded at all

Unsweetened with extra lemon and 1 splenda

<<------------ a yankee in Texas; must always ask for my tea unsweet

I like Long Island Tea

The $20-30 variety or Jokerman's $5 special?

Love me some Thai tea, too!

I grew up on Sweet tea (yes, that capital S in on purpose) but over the years have learned to drink it less and less sweet. Now I make what I call "barely sweet" at home (for you other southerners, that's about 1/3c sugar for a pitcher of tea) and order half-and-half tea at restaurants. You just can't sweeten tea after it's cold. It doesn't work right.

< - - - - - Loves plain ole everyday ice tea, no sugar - so lemon just tea and tons of ice. Don't drink pop, just ice tea.

Now ice green tea needs one package of raw sugar but that is generally the only other type of ice tea I like. Gees, sound stuck in my way don't I

You were in Boston and didn't call me?

Before I knew you.

Truvia is a pretty good sugar substitute; seems pretty similar in taste.

I drink Arizona Green Tea diet decaf, the wife drinks that syrup called Southern Sweet Tea.

Oh, and whoever likes Sun Tea, there was something on TV a while ago that this was NOT a good way to prepare tea as it doesn't get hot enough to kill the germs and something about leaving it out and just letting it get warm aids in germ growth.

Nah! Just sounds a little "Corky"

Sun Tea is awesome!

Especially when you dump in large amounts of sugar and mix it with your bare hand, trailer park style.

Oh, and don't forget to remove the tea bags.

The tea bags left in it is what makes it yummy.

unsweetened hot and cold tea for me



When in NC did have sweet tea- it's ok once in a blue moon.

But once the tea has sat out and is ready, don't you then take the tea bags out?

Otherwise, wouldn't they break down over time leaking tea particles out of the bag?

We know her record with tea and heat...

I concur.

Yes, sometimes that MIGHT happen but the stronger the better for me.