Difference between revisions of "Iced 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.
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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.
  
 
[[category:food and Drink]]
 
[[category:food and Drink]]

Revision as of 03:41, August 27, 2008

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.