what kind of tea makes a good iced tea?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:In the south Lipton tea bags and sugar while cooking is the standard.

And the rest of us think sweet tea is disgusting.

Why do people type nasty things like this???

Never mind Ms. Nasty... I like both kinds of tea and I bet a lot of other people do too (non-Southerners).

[Anonymous]

Red Rose or Lipton, 6 bags in 2 quarts of water. 5 minutes with the tea bags in.
remove promptly. Let cool. Add sugar (or splenda) and lemon.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:In the south Lipton tea bags and sugar while cooking is the standard.

And the rest of us think sweet tea is disgusting.

Why do people type nasty things like this???

Never mind Ms. Nasty... I like both kinds of tea and I bet a lot of other people do too (non-Southerners).

I absolutely DESPISE sweet tea, but I'm not rude about it. LOL

Lately I've been making iced tea out of PG Tips (caffeinated) or Salada Green Tea (decaffeinated version). I use an iced tea maker.

[Anonymous]

I like iced Darjeeling.

[Anonymous]

I use PG Tips. It seems like a waste of good British tea, but even my MIL -- a southerner -- compliments my iced tea.