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To: cincinnati65

>> a sweet tea world <<

Having lived in the South for more than 50 years, I don’t remember ever hearing the term “sweet tea” from one of my fellow Southerners. We call it “ice tea,” served year-round, even on the coldest days of the Winter.

(Of course, it’s ALWAYS sweet — therefore no need to specify. And yes, it’s “ice tea,” not “iced tea.” Last but not least, I was in my 20’s before I learned that tea also could be served hot!)


59 posted on 03/13/2012 7:26:27 AM PDT by Hawthorn
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To: Hawthorn

I learned that the hard way. Got quite a culinary jolt when ordering iced tea for the first time in Huntsville, AL. I learned then and there to order unsweet iced tea (this Westerner perfers it that way), but I still get sweetened tea half the time at the drive-through window.

The NappyOne


74 posted on 03/13/2012 8:24:07 AM PDT by NappyOne
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