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[bzarcher]

If you accidentally get "sweetened nestea" bottles instead of the bottled, unsweetened, not so big brand, lemon ice tea you usually get because it was in the wrong part of the grocery fridge, you quickly learn that nestea tastes like bottled ass with sugar.

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[pteryx.livejournal.com]

Hm. It's my general experience that when it comes to iced tea, "sweetened" means "oversweetened in an attempt to appeal to the soda crowd". Blech. Unsweetened for me, please, and if it's not sweet enough I'll add lemon juice -- that's plenty sweet enough. -- Pteryx

Pardon my random drive-by commenting...

[lanthinel.livejournal.com]

...but "Here Here!" Personally, I take my tea fresh brewed with just ice, but I've tasted the horror. Iced tea should not be "raspberry" or "peach."

A pox I say.

Otherwise, this drive-by comment is now over. :)

Call Me Weird . .

[silentsteel.livejournal.com]

But, freakily enough, I like lemon Brisk tea. I'll take the raspberry or peach stuff if I'm not in the mood for carbonation, but otherwise, won't touch it.

This, from a woman who likes her darjeeling/five spice chai/oolong/green tea strong enough to paint-strip the roof of your mouth.

[purplemanatee.livejournal.com]

TEA SUCKS!!

LONG LIVE CARBONATED SUGAR-SODA-WATER!

Ahem.

Joey's First Comment.

[remliel.livejournal.com]

I can't stand presweetened tea. It always comes with some funky flavor. (Except Arizona... Mmm, Mandarin Orange) Lately I've been drinking iced tea by the gallon though... (Love my iced tea maker!)