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RE: Tea Drinkers Anonymous - 9/12/2008 10:13:15 PM
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Kerrlaw
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I love iced tea with a meal in restaurants, with lots of lemon and artificial sweetener from the little pink packets.
Oddly enough, we never make it at home.
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RE: Tea Drinkers Anonymous - 9/12/2008 10:15:06 PM
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Karaboo2
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You never make it at home??? Now *that* is a crime!! Will you be representing yourself, or should the courts appoint a lawyer for you??
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RE: Tea Drinkers Anonymous - 9/12/2008 10:18:32 PM
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Kerrlaw
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You know what they say about a lawyer that represents himself.
At home my drink of choice is Diet Sunkist Orange, although I also drink Lipton Diet Green Tea with vinegar.
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RE: Tea Drinkers Anonymous - 9/12/2008 10:38:43 PM
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utilityfielder
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I drink ice tea all year round. And it is unsweetened tea.
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RE: Tea Drinkers Anonymous - 9/12/2008 10:48:23 PM
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thedivabrat
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I drink ice tea--sweet--all year long. Like it w/a bit of lemon. Also drink green tea with honey and ginger--buy it by the gallon. Never heard of vinegar in tea-sorta sets my teeth on edge to think on it. When it is cold outside (or cold inside which in winter it is at work) I like Irish Breakfast tea and Lady Grey.
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RE: Tea Drinkers Anonymous - 9/12/2008 11:24:37 PM
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magdaleine
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I don't know you, Kara, but I love tea. I drink it hot, without sugar or cream, regardless of the season. Sadly, I've discovered that caffeine, early in the day, will keep me awake at night and decaf tea in the evening will do the same. So I allow myself one very strong cup of black tea if I get up early enough and after that I switch to decaf for the rest of the morning and herbal after lunch. I still haven't found an herbal tea that sings to my taste buds.
My favourite tea has been Earl Grey and the best brand I've tried is Murchie's but that brand isn't easily available here so I settle for Twinings (though the bags tend to leak). Unbagged, loose tea leaves is the best but I could never find a good system to use them when I was drinking a couple of litres of tea a day. Now that I'm having just one cup, it's easier.
I've been blessed with children and friends who travel and know my penchant for tea and so the gift that's always brought back for me is tea (though never Earl Grey--I guess because no one has visited England yet). My eldest son was in Turkey earlier this year and I'm quite enjoying the Turkish tea. I would buy it myself if I could find it. A very good friend spent four months in Nepal this year and brought me back some loose Darjeeling in an intricately carved wooden box which, though grown in India, is grown in an area that is populated by Nepalese. I'll work my way through that when the Turkish tea is gone. Two years ago my eldest son was in China and brought me back a cake of green tea wrapped in silk and placed in a beautiful chest. You need an ice pick to break off a chunk and it's very, very, potent. I guess I'll tackle that after the Darjeeling--unless my second son brings me some tea from Germany when he returns next week.
Meanwhile, I'm still hunting for that elusive, never-had-caffeine "tea" that I can actually enjoy.
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RE: Tea Drinkers Anonymous - 9/13/2008 12:03:54 AM
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WaitingforBoaz
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Coffee is my drink of choice, however, when I finish my pot off in the morning, I switch to Arizona Sweet Tea or green tea that I buy by the gallon. I drink this until after dinner when I start on the coffee again. In the winter, I switch to herbal hot tea during the day.
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RE: Tea Drinkers Anonymous - 9/13/2008 2:24:02 PM
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I had it rudely brought to my attention this morning that I simply cannot function normally without a cup of tea (caffeine or otherwise) ... I was in a hurry this morning, and had to go out BEFORE I had a chance to even boil water for a cup of tea. Know what happened?? I ended up falling down my veranda steps ... hit every one on the edge going down. I was SOOOO happy I wasn't carrying the babe!
Since coming home, I am now on cup #3 and feel sooo much better!! (Although my chiropractor is going to have a field day with me on Monday morning!)
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RE: Tea Drinkers Anonymous - 9/14/2008 3:10:12 AM
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OneOfHisJewels
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Hey, you can like tea if you want..I like coffee all too much.
The new baby is really cute, by the way..
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RE: Tea Drinkers Anonymous - 9/16/2008 10:06:49 AM
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Tea-Tea
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Yay, a tea drinkers' thread!
I love tea! I enjoy iced tea but really like it hot (but for me it does depend on the weather...I don't drink much hot tea during the summer).
AND...I LOVE a good English tea party! Now, those are fun!
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RE: Tea Drinkers Anonymous - 9/16/2008 12:24:44 PM
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JimboFletch
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quote:
ORIGINAL: utilityfielder
I drink ice tea all year round. And it is unsweetened tea.
Some of the best tea I've ever had was unsweetened and didn't need anything added.
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RE: Tea Drinkers Anonymous - 9/16/2008 6:54:50 PM
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Karaboo2
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quote:
ORIGINAL: PopsiLufsJesus
I don't like most tea. I like Iced Tea with lemon/raspberry/peach and I like iced green tea with citrus.
Shame on you! (That's okay ... you can still hang with us tea drinkers!)
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RE: Tea Drinkers Anonymous - 9/16/2008 10:36:01 PM
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AboundinginHisGrace
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I am from the south, sweet tea (cold) is a staple to our diet :)
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(sorry Kerrlaw and Santa!) 
Another wants to say, "Are you out yo mind?" 
Then there's this part that wants to say, "Now how does that taste......hmmmm.....
Tea. 
