Sweet Tea vs. Soda - Page 5

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@Marienkaefer2 wrote:
None of the above.

I'd choose a glass of wine, or a cosmopolitan.

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@Marienkaefer2

For breakfast, too? 😀

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I think I could survive on Coke or sweet tea.

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I've seen a comment here that "sweet tea" is a southern drink. I thought sweet tea was just regular tea with lots of sugar in it ...... or is there something more to it?

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Wow, so many healthy water drinkers here. Wish I could get on the water bandwagon, but I JUST CAN'T DO IT!

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Sweet tea doesn't have to be that sweet. It's personal preference. However I drink water 80% of the time and unsweet iced tea 10% of the time. I very rarely even drink juice.

We have a Berkey water purifier.

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I absolutely cannot stand the taste of tea (or coffee....I know...I'm from some other planet).

I'm on a quest to eat better, so I've given up everything but 100% fruit juice (on occasion), and water for my drinking, and I'm pretty ok with that. We make our own apple cider so that is good too. I love plain water, with lots of ice, Nothing else really quenches my thirst.

Once in awhile I'll have a hot chocolate, and I love milk, but have given up dairy as well, and feel better in my gut after doing so,. Never thought I had a dairy 'issue' but seem age can do things to one's body!

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I love Snapple diet tea. That's all I drink especially in the summer. I can't drink soda. All carbinated drinks are too hard on my stomach and chest. I can only drink a few sips of them. Obviously Coke & Pepsi are the worst for me. Only on really hot days to I drink plain water.

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I must have water for sure. But I love Dr Pepper and Sweet tea. Found a new drink last time I went to eat Thai. It is Thai tea. It has tea and a sweet cream. Turns orange when mixed up. So good.

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At home, tap water or Perrier. In a restaurant, unsweetened ice tea.

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Water with lemon then sweet tea. I never order sweet tea out at a restaurant because they make it too icky sweet. I drink more water than anything. I never drink pop (aka soda) diet or sweet Gave them up years ago.

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