Sweet tea
with lemon and peach slices, one of my favorite beverages
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Humm, kinda like the peach slice idea.
Must be frozen or it would run out of the glass
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Sounds great!
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with lemon and peach slices, one of my favorite beverages
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Here ya go ,,,,,,π
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Forge, tanxs for the fix π
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A glass of diabetes - with a peach slice.
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Rocky Raab: 30431564258331/comments/30431572829211
A glass of diabetes - with a peach slice.
Hey, dont forget the lemonπ
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Now I need a glass of sweet tea and a peach.
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Sugar in tea should be considered a criminal act. I have seen tea glasses so saturated with sugar it would not all dissolve. Real men takes it straight.
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He Dog: 30431564258331/comments/30431552910875
Sugar in tea should be considered a criminal act. I have seen tea glasses so saturated with sugar it would not all dissolve. Real men takes it straight.
Glasses saturated with sugar is not sweet tea but sweetened tea. Don
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He Dog: 30431564258331/comments/30431552910875
Sugar in tea should be considered a criminal act. I have seen tea glasses so saturated with sugar it would not all dissolve. Real men takes it straight.
I prefer my bourbon straight (neat) and my tea sweet with Truvia. YMMV
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In my part of the world tea is sweet and coffee is black .
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Yankees drink unsweat tea.
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Here in MO, when you ask for Tea, it comes with lots of sugar in it unless you ask for UNSWEET tea. Then it still comes with a spoon in it and there is sugar on the table should you change your mind !!!!
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I was just in a little diner in Arkansas.
The choices for tea were:
Sweet
&
Extra Sweet
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Butchdog2: 30431564258331/comments/30431553376795
Yankees drink unsweat tea.
Got that right Butch. I am so old I grew up in Missouri before sweet tea was invented.
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My sugar bowl is the forgotten container somewhere up on the top shelf of the kitchen cupboard. Last time I used it, I had to dust off the cover!
I do like tea. Hot or on ice. Just straight like my coffee. Now please me pass the donuts! π
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Brookwood: 30431564258331/comments/30431529024795
My sugar bowl is the forgotten container somewhere up on the top shelf of the kitchen cupboard. Last time I used it, I had to dust off the cover!
I do like tea. Hot or on ice. Just straight like my coffee. Now please me pass the donuts! π
Same here, I think our sugar bowl only has lint in it.π
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The only time I see ours is when SWMBO's mahjong or book club meets here.
It's over 90 degrees here; think I'll go make myself an iced tea with lemon. No sugar.
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Rocky Raab: 30431564258331/comments/30431566000411
The only time I see ours is when SWMBO's mahjong or book club meets here.
It's over 90 degrees here; think I'll go make myself an iced tea with lemon. No sugar.
I have one of those at my house too.. 34 years and countingπ
Overcast and 79 here, I have a glass already.. cheers.
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You know that guy in the western that asks for a drink and says, "leave the bottle?"
That's me with some sweet tea. I love that stuff.
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Back in the day(early 1960's)......during early summer wheat harvest in Southern Oklahoma.....my grandmother would bring lunch for my uncle and I, to the combine/trucks in the fields.
The two quarts of STRONG tea were sweetened with CUPS of sugar.......not piddling little spoon fulls.
Mmmmmmmmm good!!! π
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When I was a kid I think the ratio was 2 cups of sugar in a half gallon pitcher. Dayum that was/is a lotta sugar.
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Yes it is. And those who consume several gallons of it every week are astounded when they get diabetes.
Two cups in a half gallon is what I mix as hummingbird nectar. It is not human food.
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Sun Tea
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Zowwy Wow! Even Kool-Aid was made with just 3\4's of a cup of sugar to a half gallon of water. And I thought Kool-Aid was too sweet!
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Bring about a quart of water to boil, add 8 Louisana? tea bags, let sit for about 15 minutes, pour mix in gallon jug, add 1 cup sugar, top off with water. Not to sweet.
Can't stand the syrup that some folks call sweet tea.
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I recall one weekend we were in Wisconsin for a football game and we were having dinner at a "supper club". I ask the server for a glass of iced tea and she informed that they only served iced tea in the summer..... We chuckled
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We make it with fresh mint from my wifes garden.
I place six Lipton tea bags & about ten Mint leaves in a two quart Pirex meassure bowl. Fill with water & microwave on high for four minutes, repeat four times, and pour each one into a large plastic gallon tea jug with 5 large scoops of sugar. Stir till sugar is dissolved, and chill.
Water must be hot for sugar to dissolve. You can not make sweet tea with cold water. I can't stand it when you ask for sweet tea in a restaurant, and they bring you a glass of unsweetened iced tea & little packages of sugar to add to it...π€¨
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