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Originally Posted by Iridal
I did have about 1/4 of my cup without sugar. And although I liked the aftertaste, the actual drinking wasn't pleasant. So I added sugar. To each his own right? At least I don't add milk to my tea 
Just got back from the hairdresser sporting a new hairstyle  Now enjoying my second latte macchiato of the day. Back to work! |
Yup and as you said, you have tried the tea without sugar and not liked it. I am talking more about my friends who grew up drinking lipton and assume that they have to add milk and sugar to make tea taste yummy. Most of them are surprised that they don't need milk. Some find that they don't need sugar at all while a few find they like it better with sugar but with a lot less sugar then they used to use.
So far today: 2 pots of Rooibos Lemon, 2 pots of Rooibos Capetown, 2 pots of Shu Pu-Erh from Rishi.
Called the Hubby and all is well at the home. It is raining so Cooper is doing his darndest to not go outside to take care of business. I caught him before he did the deed in the house and took him outside. Hubby found a gift in the basement left by Cooper while the Hubby was in the bathroom himself.
The dog is smart enough to wait for his clean up crew to be engaged before making a mess in the house. Silly puppy. But he has cute eyes and is furry and gives kisses so all is forgiven after the fact.
I think the Hubby was expecting some sympathy from when when I called and he relayed said story. I reminded him that I had to clean up similar messes before so no sympathy from me. You could hear him pouting across the phone line.