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RWood · 05-29-2009, 11:36 AM

Well, there's Lipton tea and then there's everything else. Call me a snob ("You're a snob!") but I like Lipton tea the best. It makes great iced tea. I never bother with hot tea except as a way to make good iced tea. Sometimes I make sun tea; but, mostly I just make it with hot water and then chill it and serve over ice. Wonderful stuff.

Bags of loose? Bags! They even have a large single bag form of Lipton that makes a whole pitcher using just one bag. Simple and neat. Besides, who likes picking tea leaves out from between your teeth like they were grape peels in Thunderbird or other high-end wines.

05-29-2009, 11:36 AM	#18
RWood Technogeezer Posts: 7,233 Karma: 1601464 Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Virginia, USA Device: Sony PRS-500	Well, there's Lipton tea and then there's everything else. Call me a snob ("You're a snob!") but I like Lipton tea the best. It makes great iced tea. I never bother with hot tea except as a way to make good iced tea. Sometimes I make sun tea; but, mostly I just make it with hot water and then chill it and serve over ice. Wonderful stuff. Bags of loose? Bags! They even have a large single bag form of Lipton that makes a whole pitcher using just one bag. Simple and neat. Besides, who likes picking tea leaves out from between your teeth like they were grape peels in Thunderbird or other high-end wines.