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Doom_Art
07/02/21 3:13:32 PM
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as i learned rather harshly

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Mistere Man
07/02/21 3:14:02 PM
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Please explain?

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KStateKing17
07/02/21 3:14:21 PM
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Please explain the difference

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CableZL
07/02/21 3:15:03 PM
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An sweet tea in the northern US is not the same thing as a sweet tea in the southern US.

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Doom_Art
07/02/21 3:15:51 PM
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Mistere Man posted...
Please explain?
Iced tea in Canada is sweetened tea and often flavored with something like lemon

It's considered a soda or a pop.

Iced tea in the States, at least where I've been, is literally just cold tea.

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Jeff AKA Snoopy
07/02/21 3:15:53 PM
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Iced Tea in Canada is almost always Sweet Tea, not just cold tea.

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hockeybub89
07/02/21 3:16:54 PM
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KStateKing17
07/02/21 3:26:50 PM
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CableZL posted...
An sweet tea in the northern US is not the same thing as a sweet tea in the southern US.
The most accurate post on this site

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pastaman44
07/02/21 3:27:29 PM
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Yes. I don't think we really even have the concept of iced tea the way you mean it. Maybe because we're still a little more British? I've never seen cold, brewed tea on a menu, the way you mean it, that I can ever recall. Just sweet tea, something like Nestea, under the soft drink section and then hot tea.

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monkmith
07/02/21 3:29:32 PM
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Doom_Art posted...
Iced tea in Canada is sweetened tea and often flavored with something like lemon

It's considered a soda or a pop.

Iced tea in the States, at least where I've been, is literally just cold tea.
you've got that reversed, or you've never been to the south. because ice tea here means someone added at least a pound of sugar to that gallon of ice tea.

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Goatsensation
07/02/21 3:32:09 PM
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Yeah I remember back before the Rona my family went down to the states and I ordered an iced tea at pizza hut and they all made fun of the face I made when I drank it. Totally different things


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garan
07/02/21 3:32:18 PM
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monkmith posted...
you've got that reversed, or you've never been to the south. because ice tea here means someone added at least a pound of sugar to that gallon of ice tea.


Too true. You need to specify unsweetened ice tea in the South.
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Giant_Aspirin
07/02/21 3:35:17 PM
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good to know because i wanna visit America's Hat one day and i like ordering iced tea at restaurants but i don't want half of the mass to be sugar.

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a-c-a-b
07/02/21 3:35:25 PM
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I found that out as a kid when I was visiting my Oma and Opa in Virginia and we went out to eat.

I ordered an iced tea and was like "What the hell is this? This isn't what I asked for"
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monkmith
07/02/21 3:38:05 PM
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Giant_Aspirin posted...
good to know because i wanna visit America's Hat one day and i like ordering iced tea at restaurants but i don't want half of the mass to be sugar.
dont waste your time ordering it then, i've only ever been able to get unsweetened ice tea from a starbucks. everywhere else only sells it sweetened, and its always to excess.

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pogo_rabid
07/02/21 3:39:50 PM
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Tea with sugar and/or flavoring is gross, no cap

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Shablagoo
07/02/21 3:40:17 PM
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Order a Snapple or Lipton or whatever if you want sweetened tea

a-c-a-b posted...
Oma and Opa

Nice. My little nephew calls my mom Oma to differentiate between her and the other grandma and its really cute.

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Machete
07/02/21 3:40:40 PM
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dolomedes posted...
give me an unsweetened tea.


For what purpose? :/
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Machete
07/02/21 3:42:22 PM
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Doom_Art posted...

Iced tea in Canada is sweetened tea and often flavored with something like lemon

It's considered a soda or a pop.

Iced tea in the States, at least where I've been, is literally just cold tea.


That's weird. I live in the US and "iced tea" has always for me meant exactly what you described to be the Canadian version.

Also pretty sure hockeybub lives in my state so it might be a regional thing in the US too
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kingdrake2
07/02/21 3:42:37 PM
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to avoid the diabeetus.
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Jshipp24
07/02/21 4:06:45 PM
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I've lived in the South my whole life and I've always specified if I wanted a sweet tea or not. Usually if I ask for just tea I always get asked if I want it sweet or not.

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dj1200
07/02/21 4:07:57 PM
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a-c-a-b posted...
I found that out as a kid when I was visiting my Oma and Opa in Virginia and we went out to eat.

I ordered an iced tea and was like "What the hell is this? This isn't what I asked for"

oma and opa? Are you Dutch or German?

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a-c-a-b
07/02/21 4:31:03 PM
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dj1200 posted...


oma and opa? Are you Dutch or German?

My grandparents were German.
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Vanilla
07/02/21 4:35:04 PM
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Iced tea in Canada is much more like a juice. It might have a bit of tea flavor in it but its very sweet and there are definitely other flavors in there. You can buy like a Nestea powdered drink mix in Canada and make it like you would make powdered Gatorade. Its very artificial.

iced tea in the south is literally cold brewed tea. You can have it sweet or unsweet, but the base is literal tea.

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