Coffee or Tea
04-17-2010, 09:45 AM
#83
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Location: Ontario, Canada
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Tea for me. It is my sanity saver! (DD claims I'm addicted)
And why is it that American restaurants don't or can't make a decent cup of hot tea made with boiling water? Unless you specify exactly, they bring cold tea with ice cubes but no lemon flavouring or even sugar. I do like Canadian ice tea but the stuff American restaurants serve is awful. They also think I'm crazy in asking for vinegar (not cider) for my french fries. I guess they just think I'm a weird Canadian.
And why is it that American restaurants don't or can't make a decent cup of hot tea made with boiling water? Unless you specify exactly, they bring cold tea with ice cubes but no lemon flavouring or even sugar. I do like Canadian ice tea but the stuff American restaurants serve is awful. They also think I'm crazy in asking for vinegar (not cider) for my french fries. I guess they just think I'm a weird Canadian.
04-17-2010, 01:43 PM
#85
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Join Date: Apr 2007
Location: East Texas
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Originally Posted by Shelbie
Tea for me. It is my sanity saver! (DD claims I'm addicted)
And why is it that American restaurants don't or can't make a decent cup of hot tea made with boiling water? Unless you specify exactly, they bring cold tea with ice cubes but no lemon flavouring or even sugar. I do like Canadian ice tea but the stuff American restaurants serve is awful. They also think I'm crazy in asking for vinegar (not cider) for my french fries. I guess they just think I'm a weird Canadian.
And why is it that American restaurants don't or can't make a decent cup of hot tea made with boiling water? Unless you specify exactly, they bring cold tea with ice cubes but no lemon flavouring or even sugar. I do like Canadian ice tea but the stuff American restaurants serve is awful. They also think I'm crazy in asking for vinegar (not cider) for my french fries. I guess they just think I'm a weird Canadian.
04-18-2010, 12:42 PM
#87
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Location: florida
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I like both but usually drink tea. My husband is from Louisiana and drinks extremely strong coffee (of course there is alot of sugar added) and I being from the midwest and use to drinking my coffee black decided it is easier to drink tea than make two pots of coffee
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