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Originally Posted by poohbear_nc
Ahhhh.... you've been in our neck of the woods I see. Yes - they do want to make sure you taste the sugar!  |
uhhhh, lets see... basic at Jackson, advanced at Gordon, a brief sojourn at Benning School for Boys as an Officer's wife. yeah, I ended up choking on a lot of syrup before I learned the "unsweetened!" mantra!
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Originally Posted by phenomshel
I don't drink coffee at all. Chris has tried. I love the smell of it brewing, but can't stand the taste. These days I bounce between diet dr pepper, juice, and tea. I guess this summer won't be much different, only the teas will be iced (and probably MUCH better quality than I've been using) instead of hot. I can see myself making a lot more flavored tea this summer too, some of the ones I've been drinking hot seem like they'd be even better iced.
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MANY of the flavoured teas are excellent iced! I drink about a half gallon daily of Republic of Tea's green tea, honey, ginseng with just a touch of added honey iced. some of the teas I posted for pooh yesterday are great iced, especially The Good Earth. Celestial Seasoning's Red Zinger is incredibly refreshing iced. nice and tart and quenching!
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Originally Posted by astra
When it is hot I usually resort to still bottled water, not too cold. The hotter the weather, the less water should be cold (I have read somewhere that our stomach doesn't like cold water and it coincided with me disliking cold water too).
I find it odd. Before I moved to Israel, drinking water without sugar was the most absurd idea. It took me 8 years to start drinking still water. Since then I don't drink any type of coke, any type sweetened juices (maybe once in a blue moon or on holidays) or tea with sugar.
A cup of Lapacho is almost ready (at least in my mind), off to bed.
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that is absolutely correct. if you have been performing heavy physical exercise, the stomach is very likely to start cramping if you introduce cold water to it