Discussion the big debate about tea

[psp3000]

just curious

 

[jazzcat]

lmao I voted for black tea with ice and sugar but I hope artificial sweeteners count as sugar? that's what I actually prefer

 

[Grav]

I'll add my own sweetener if desired, don't trust anyone else to know how much is too much.

 

[alonely]

American - I expect a lot of sugar just because thats how America seems to work, though I would prefer no sugar or just a little sugar.

 

[psp3000]

I'll add my own sweetener if desired, don't trust anyone else to know how much is too much.

this is exactly how I feel about getting coffee at big chains like Starbucks

 

[loyalskateboard]

Where is the option for milk? Jks. English breakfast tea with a dash of milk and like a teaspoon of sugar.

Wait lol while I'm typing this I just realised I misread the question. I didn't see you meant iced tea. Honestly I prefer normal tea but I guess I'd go with ice and sugar. Not American btw

 

[WhatDoesTheFoxSay?]

Non-American. No sugar, no milk. Like it hot.

 

[psp3000]

Where is the option for milk? Jks. English breakfast tea with a dash of milk and like a teaspoon of sugar.

Wait lol while I'm typing this I just realised I misread the question. I didn't see you meant iced tea. Honestly I prefer normal tea but I guess I'd go with ice and sugar. Not American btw

I've always wanted to know how to make a good English tea

I always thought it used cream instead of milk or does it depend on the person's preferences and the tea pairing usually I have black tea mixed with green tea + cream/no cream + cinnamon + nutmeg + ginger(sometimes)

 

[loyalskateboard]

I've always wanted to know how to make a good English tea

I always thought it used cream instead of milk or does it depend on the person's preferences and the tea pairing usually I have black tea mixed with green tea + cream/no cream + cinnamon + nutmeg + ginger(sometimes)

Honestly I'm not sure. I've never used cream in tea, it sounds kind of weird imo. What type of cream are we talking about? Whipped cream? Thickened cream? Maybe you should try milk just to see if you like it? Also what is cream/no cream?

 

[psp3000]

Honestly I'm not sure. I've never used cream in tea, it sounds kind of weird imo. What type of cream are we talking about? Whipped cream? Thickened cream? Maybe you should try milk just to see if you like it? Also what is cream/no cream?

coffee creamer half and half, french vanilla etc.

 

[FormerlyFe(IV)]

To be honest I really mostly drink teas in the form of industrialized soft drinks, like Nestea
​

 

[delusionalgirl]

I'm a southern lol. I appreciated the a lot of sugar one

 

[Twntysvn]

Idk what to vote because i like everything lollll hot/iced, no sugar/a lot of sugar, with milk/plain, with boba, jelly, flavored or just tea, or even the abomination that is soda tea, in another word, i like TEAAAAA

 

[psp3000]

To be honest I really mostly drink teas in the form of industrialized soft drinks, like Nestea
​

I like Arizona, Lipton, and Pure Leaf I've never seen Nestea in the store or tried Nestea before so if I see it in the future I'll definitely try it especially since there's a peach flavour

 

[KrowaKovsky]

I'm personally a big fan of lady grey with some unsweetened cream/half & half, if I'm craving sweet, a little orange syrup is really nice with it.

 

[suicidalloser]

tea makes me vomit

 

[loyalskateboard]

coffee creamer half and half, french vanilla etc.

I've never seen those before. I've only had normal milk. If you haven't tried it simple, maybe that's worth a shot? Put a kettle on, pour the water in a mug, add the teabag. When it's ready add a dash of milk and sugar to your liking.

 

[iwannadisslife]

just curious

I don't really drink iced tea. I usually drink Yorkshire gold or Irish breakfast. I drink it with milk and sugar I drink it hot. I am American.

 

[locked*n*loaded]

The best commercially made ice tea I've found is Gold Peak Ice Tea, unsweetened, and I am American.

 

[psp3000]

The best commercially made ice tea I've found is Gold Peak Ice Tea, unsweetened, and I am American.

I've heard of that one and I nearly forgot about it and if I remember correctly its really good I will definetly have to try it again

 

[TooConscious]

I have always enjoyed a brew that's gone cold. Though I don't drink tea as much now because even with plenty of milk , on a fairly empty stomach I feel shit for an hour or two. Don't know if it's the tannins or something.

It even makes me wonder if I never had such bad undiagnosed anxiety as a teenager and it was simply drinking too much tea because I'd have 12 brews a day.

 

[Costrecce]

None of this; European who drinks tea with no sugar, milk or ice here. I add my own speciality to the tea sometimes but I´m too embarrassed to tell what lmao

 

[ChronicallyCynical]

Fruit tea, no milk, absolutely no ice, sugar optional. (I don't want ice tea. It sort of beats the whole point of tea for me.)