by Cofftea » Dec 22nd, '08, 11:55
Unsweetened for me, I consider milk a steeping liquid.
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Dec 22nd, '08, 12:01
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by Goose » Dec 22nd, '08, 12:01
Just water and leaves for me.
Jim
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by omegapd » Dec 22nd, '08, 12:23
I'm a sucker for sweetener, especially in my black teas...
Dec 22nd, '08, 12:30
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by geeber1 » Dec 22nd, '08, 12:30
omegapd wrote:I'm a sucker for sweetener, especially in my black teas...
+1 on the sweetener!
by Cofftea » Dec 22nd, '08, 12:32
geeber1 wrote:omegapd wrote:I'm a sucker for sweetener, especially in my black teas...
+1 on the sweetener!
geeber1, either you or omegapd didn't vote, only 1 vote for splenda is listed.
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by heavydoom » Dec 24th, '08, 15:57
a shot of whiskey.
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by geeber1 » Dec 24th, '08, 16:42
Cofftea wrote:geeber1 wrote:omegapd wrote:I'm a sucker for sweetener, especially in my black teas...
+1 on the sweetener!
geeber1, either you or omegapd didn't vote, only 1 vote for splenda is listed.
Yeah, that was me ... my poison is Sweet 'n Low.
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by Wesli » Dec 25th, '08, 01:45
I generally like my tea in me.
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by Sydney » Dec 25th, '08, 08:47
Since Everclear is more of a steeping liquid, I voted "nothing".
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by ABx » Dec 26th, '08, 02:13
el padre wrote:Since Everclear is more of a steeping liquid, I voted "nothing".
Doesn't that dehydrate you?
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by Sydney » Dec 26th, '08, 08:58
ABx wrote:el padre wrote:Since Everclear is more of a steeping liquid, I voted "nothing".
Doesn't that dehydrate you?
After the first liter or so, sure.
Dec 26th, '08, 09:21
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by Riene » Dec 26th, '08, 09:21
Depends on tea--black tea--milk, sugar in the raw
Green tea--honey
Oolong--just a bit of sugar in the raw
Although my neighbors are all barbarians,
And you, you are a thousand miles away,
There are always two cups on my table.
--Tang Dynasty
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by andy825 » Dec 27th, '08, 00:29
Depends on the tea, of course. I only put additives in black tea, never green, white or oolong.
For black tea, either a little milk, sugar or both. Sometimes I'll use honey in an herbal tea.
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by JP » Jan 5th, '09, 14:57
In general I have moved away from adding sugar or other sweeteners. But I do use it if the whim or the tea wants it. A chai tea is one that must have sugar, and milk as well. It is designed for that.
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by Webqueen » Mar 7th, '09, 14:17
Stevia is great! Doesn't alter the taste of the tea, leaves no aftertaste, has no bad stuff lurking in it, is actually good for you, and has been the sweetner of choice in China for centuries.
