I always forget that Americans and Canadians have different defintions of what "iced tea" means. Canadians think of the sweetened version when we talk about iced tea.

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2024-12-21 21:05

I always forget that Americans and Canadians have different defintions of what "iced tea" means. Canadians think of the sweetened version when we talk about iced tea.

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2 分鐘內	sugar ransom sugar_ransom	oh, those weirdo midwesterners who don't sweeten their iced tea do not speak for Americans. down here that nonsense is specified "unsweet"
20 分鐘內	Chronicler of Ardul chronicler_of_ardul	I like my iced tea sweetened. Otherwise what’s the point?
一天內	🍉🍉🍉 sophie.chapin	as a MA girlie born and raised, if my tea isn't sweet i don't want it ❌
一天內	Lillian Leigh lrleigh	Many years ago I worked on Jacksonville Fl. Myself and coworkers went out for lunch and I asked for a hot cup of tea and the waitress replied “I don’t know how to make that”. 😂 And another time I had a friend visit me. She loved the famed iced tea powder. So when she ordered iced tea, she didn’t realize it was real chilled tea. She couldn’t drink it. From then on she always asked if they served real or fake tea. 😂😂
一天內	stacisleeping	That's cause it has a different name. Sweet tea 😂
一天內	Ron 🍻 craftxaficionado	What gets lost here is that Canadian iced tea (nestea) is LEMON SWEETENED. Whereas, American iced tea is just sweetened.