Sweet Tea served in the MDR?

[Biker19]

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[ashleyhaugh]

I didn't like grits for years, as an adult, I realized it was because my dad like sweet grits (butter, and sugar ir jelly) , and I prefer mine savory, usual with cheese and garlic... yum :) born and raised Texan, both of us, but I don't know what the "norm" is here, lol.

[Goodtime Cruizin]

Wondering if sweet tea is offered in the Main dining Room? Thanks for the replies.

 

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I haven't read all the comments, but this is what we do. Order hot tea & a glass of ice. Use packets of sugar in the tea & then pour over the ice. It isn't like what we can brew/make at home but it'll do!

[Rala]

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I know, who would have thought that putting sugar into something would make it sweet...WOW!;);)

[butterfly529]

Nope, and the stuff served is not fresh brewed. Made from a concentrate.

 

Ewww......

[LeesSummitCruiser1]

This is what I did and I asked for sliced lemon. Wasn't horrible but it wasn't like my southern aunt's sun tea. I don't even want to know how many cups of sugar she puts per gallon [emoji15]

 

You need to purchase a Brix tester so you can measure the sugar content then match it.

[Doc2725]

Wondering if sweet tea is offered in the Main dining Room? Thanks for the replies.

 

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No, but you can easily add sugar to it yourself to make it sweet tea.

[reedl]

You know that sweet tea has more sugar than soda, right?

[Biker19]

You know that sweet tea has more sugar than soda, right?

 

You know that people who drink it don't care, right?:p

[Nccruiser01]

Obviously no Southerners. My grits came out with cinnamon!

 

Oh! that is just so very wrong!:eek:

[Tobleronebar]

Sorry if this is a repeat...lack of time to read all the post. I order a hot tea and a glass of ice. Add sugar to the hot tea, pour over ice and it works for me!

[jahannah]

The "iced tea" served onboard is an affront to any true Southerner. That powdered stuff is an instrument of the devil. I usually just do without until I disembark. When the craving gets too severe, I have tried the hot tea approach mentioned above, but it just isn't the same. Even worse is when they put some sort of weird flavoring like raspberry in the tea. The only way I have been able to stand their stuff is doctoring it with lots of sugar and lemonade to make a poor-man's Arnold Palmer.

[sweetlove13]

The "iced tea" served onboard is an affront to any true Southerner. That powdered stuff is an instrument of the devil. I usually just do without until I disembark. When the craving gets too severe, I have tried the hot tea approach mentioned above, but it just isn't the same. Even worse is when they put some sort of weird flavoring like raspberry in the tea. The only way I have been able to stand their stuff is doctoring it with lots of sugar and lemonade to make a poor-man's Arnold Palmer.

 

 

The stuff they serve is sort of like Crystal Light isn't it? It's sort of sweet & fruity like that but I don't think that's actually what it is. It's strange & I've never decided if I like it or not [emoji53]

 

 

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