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'''Iced tea''' is a beverage which is essentially [[tea]] served cold, although in many cases [[sweetener]] and fruit flavoring is added. Sweet tea is popular in the [[conservative]] South, while in the [[liberal]] northeast [[coffee]] is the preferred beverage. [[Jesus]] was a fan of unsweetened tea.
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'''Iced tea''' is a beverage which is essentially [[tea]] served cold, although in many cases [[sweetener]] and fruit flavoring is added.
  
 
[[category:food and Drink]]
 
[[category:food and Drink]]

Revision as of 03:57, August 27, 2008

Iced tea is a beverage which is essentially tea served cold, although in many cases sweetener and fruit flavoring is added.