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Re: How do you take your tea *POLL*
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LOL Tisha.
See I love tea, as long as it is sweet. If I'm drinking Tazo Passion tea, I like it with just sugar. If it's Earl Grey, I like it with either lemon and sugar or lemon and honey, depending on my mood. I actually didn't realize people put milk in tea until I was in college and had roommates who did the cream thing.
I either wont put anything in it, or I add a little bit of honey.
I also wish teavana wasn't so expensive, because they do have an enormous variety of delicious teas.
Yet another special snowflake here. I don't put milk in tea, I put cream. I've not yet met anyone else who uses cream, but it's how I like it.
ETA: I answered this like I would be ordering a standard orange pekoe tea. All other hot tea (green, chai, sencha, even earl grey) I drink plain. I'm not a fan of "iced tea" (like the nestle stuff) but I don't mind cold green tea or other plain tea that has been chilled. I'm not a fan of sweet teas in general, though.
I rarely drink hot tea; I find myself only drinking it if I am sick or really upset about something, and those times I just put a little sugar in it.
I like iced tea but not the bottled kind, the homemade kind. I just boil a few tea bags in some water, throw some sugar in it, and I'm done. I don't like it super sweet though so I always do 60% water, 40% tea and mix it together.
I did special snowflake because it really depends on what kind of tea I'm having...
Regular ice tea has to sweet like southern sweet....
and then if I'm have hot 'British blend' its gotta have milk and sugar in it....
and then if it's camomile or any other soothing kind of tea Honey and a little sugar in it.
How many of us have to be special snowflakes before being a snowflake stops being so special?
I like my chai with a splash of milk and stevia (I don't use sugar). Pretty much any other hot tea gets stevia only, and I refuse to drink iced tea with anything at all in it.