The Say Anything Thread

[Toshtishtash 1]

Aaah... My SO told me about sun tea... He said it's loads better than your regular iced tea?

I'm not quite sure how that would be true though? I think he is trying to trick me. lol

[AnaAndDaniel 0]

but you could put ice cubes in the pitcher and keep the pitcher in the fridge but when you pour a glass, you don't let any ice cubes get in the glass

te in pitcher. pitcher in fridge. cubes in glass. pour cold tea. cold iced tea with ice.

Daniel

:energetic:

[Marilyn. 340]

ok going to kill two birds with one stone with this quote

Iced tea is a form of cold tea, often served in a glass over ice. Any variety of dry tea may be iced, according to one's tastes. All one has to do is brew the tea and then chill it, or purchase a pre-bottled or -canned tea. It is often helpful to allow iced tea to cool to room temperature before refrigerating it to prevent the formation of condensates, which may give the tea a cloudy appearance, and a chalky taste. Warm tea may be poured over ice to chill it (if filtered water is used, the tea may not cloud at all, and flavor is usually unaffected), but prolonged storage in a refrigerator may still render the tea cloudy in any conditions.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iced_tea

Edited August 29, 2007 by MarilynP

[chri'stina 190]

Aaah... My SO told me about sun tea... He said it's loads better than your regular iced tea?

I'm not quite sure how that would be true though? I think he is trying to trick me. lol

I don't know...when I was younger I tried sun tea and didn't like that either.

[Marilyn. 340]

but you could put ice cubes in the pitcher and keep the pitcher in the fridge but when you pour a glass, you don't let any ice cubes get in the glass

te in pitcher. pitcher in fridge. cubes in glass. pour cold tea. cold iced tea with ice.

Daniel

:energetic:

but with ice in the pitcher and no ice in the glass it will still be cold iced tea

[Toshtishtash 1]

Ah well... I will just have to try and cope with being iced tealess.

Iced coffee... Now that's a completely different kettle of fish. I love that

[no name 1]

ok going to kill two birds with one stone with this quote

Iced tea is a form of cold tea, often served in a glass over ice. Any variety of dry tea may be iced, according to one's tastes. All one has to do is brew the tea and then chill it, or purchase a pre-bottled or -canned tea. It is often helpful to allow iced tea to cool to room temperature before refrigerating it to prevent the formation of condensates, which may give the tea a cloudy appearance, and a chalky taste. Warm tea may be poured over ice to chill it (if filtered water is used, the tea may not cloud at all, and flavor is usually unaffected), but prolonged storage in a refrigerator may still render the tea cloudy in any conditions.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iced_tea

thanks!

[chri'stina 190]

Ah well... I will just have to try and cope with being iced tealess.

Iced coffee... Now that's a completely different kettle of fish. I love that

Me too

[AnaAndDaniel 0]

but you could put ice cubes in the pitcher and keep the pitcher in the fridge but when you pour a glass, you don't let any ice cubes get in the glass

te in pitcher. pitcher in fridge. cubes in glass. pour cold tea. cold iced tea with ice.

Daniel

:energetic:

but with ice in the pitcher and no ice in the glass it will still be cold iced tea

for a little bit. in Canada.

down here in the land of the sun, that tea would warm up pronto.

Daniel

:energetic:

[Toshtishtash 1]

but you could put ice cubes in the pitcher and keep the pitcher in the fridge but when you pour a glass, you don't let any ice cubes get in the glass

te in pitcher. pitcher in fridge. cubes in glass. pour cold tea. cold iced tea with ice.

Daniel

:energetic:

but with ice in the pitcher and no ice in the glass it will still be cold iced tea

But really it would be cold, iceless but used to be at one point iced tea with ice?

[Marilyn. 340]

Ah well... I will just have to try and cope with being iced tealess.

Iced coffee... Now that's a completely different kettle of fish. I love that

Me too

now that is something I can't stand I hate hot coffee so why would i want to drink cold coffee ??

[AnaAndDaniel 0]

Ah well... I will just have to try and cope with being iced tealess.

Iced coffee... Now that's a completely different kettle of fish. I love that

Me too

no go with me. my coffee is hot!

Daniel

:energetic:

[no name 1]

but you could put ice cubes in the pitcher and keep the pitcher in the fridge but when you pour a glass, you don't let any ice cubes get in the glass

te in pitcher. pitcher in fridge. cubes in glass. pour cold tea. cold iced tea with ice.

Daniel

:energetic:

but with ice in the pitcher and no ice in the glass it will still be cold iced tea

It needs ice IN it to be called iced tea.

Iced tea is a form of cold tea, often served in a glass over ice.

but you could put ice cubes in the pitcher and keep the pitcher in the fridge but when you pour a glass, you don't let any ice cubes get in the glass

te in pitcher. pitcher in fridge. cubes in glass. pour cold tea. cold iced tea with ice.

Daniel

:energetic:

but with ice in the pitcher and no ice in the glass it will still be cold iced tea

for a little bit. in Canada.

down here in the land of the sun, that tea would warm up pronto.

Daniel

:energetic:

[chri'stina 190]

Ah well... I will just have to try and cope with being iced tealess.

Iced coffee... Now that's a completely different kettle of fish. I love that

Me too

no go with me. my coffee is hot!

Daniel

:energetic:

LOL, as one living in the land of the hotter sun, it's way too hot to have hot coffee sometimes here.

[Toshtishtash 1]

I like hot coffee too! But I would much prefer iced coffee over iced tea.

Hmmmm... Starbucks Frappucino *thud*