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Tea - Iced or Hot?

Posted: 2009.10.26 (13:45)
by golf
How do you like your tea? Do you like it steaming hot, straight out of the teapot, ready to warm you up on a cold winter morning? Or do you like it in a tall glass half-full with ice, droplets of water trickling down the outside, cooling you off after a hard day's work outside in the summer?

Myself, I prefer the iced version. I don't know why, but it seems like the exact same teabag has a different taste when served hot than when made as the iced tea.

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Now with a no preference option!

Re: Tea - Iced or Hot?

Posted: 2009.10.26 (16:19)
by Vyacheslav
Where's the no preference option?

Re: Tea - Iced or Hot?

Posted: 2009.10.26 (17:44)
by toasters
Hot, although I wouldn't pass up a good iced tea on a hot day.

Re: Tea - Iced or Hot?

Posted: 2009.10.26 (21:35)
by t̷s͢uk̕a͡t͜ư
I usually prefer hot, enough that I still drink hot tea on a hot day.
On the rare occasions that I feel like iced tea, it needs to be substantially sweetened and contain lemonade and/or raspberry.

Re: Tea - Iced or Hot?

Posted: 2009.10.26 (22:12)
by Aldaric
Usually like it hot, but both are good.

Re: Tea - Iced or Hot?

Posted: 2009.10.26 (22:59)
by Lachesis
Tsukatu wrote:On the rare occasions that I feel like iced tea, it needs to be substantially sweetened and contain lemonade and/or raspberry.
Agreed. I think that iced is really nasty unless sweetened. Its like drinking cold coffee.

Re: Tea - Iced or Hot?

Posted: 2009.10.26 (23:22)
by wedgie
Hot, and freaking lots of it. Can't get enough of tea. Never drink it iced though. That's just not how it's meant to be done.

Re: Tea - Iced or Hot?

Posted: 2009.10.26 (23:27)
by T3chno
Hot tea.

Iced tea [Lemonade]

Either or.

Re: Tea - Iced or Hot?

Posted: 2009.10.26 (23:51)
by Aldaric
Lachesis wrote:Its like drinking cold coffee.

I like iced coffee better.

Re: Tea - Iced or Hot?

Posted: 2009.10.27 (00:41)
by aids
Lemon flavored iced tea.
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Re: Tea - Iced or Hot?

Posted: 2009.10.27 (01:19)
by ninja143
I like them both however now the question is what flavors of tea could be used and whether there is a sweetener (Ie. syrup, sugar, nutrasweet type sugars)

Re: Tea - Iced or Hot?

Posted: 2009.10.27 (01:31)
by yungerkid
Tea tastes horrible, and when I had it I placed about a dozen or so sugar cubes in it, but I believe I would prefer the iced version, if only for the fact that I like water.

Re: Tea - Iced or Hot?

Posted: 2009.10.27 (01:33)
by Vyacheslav
yungerkid wrote:Tea tastes horrible, and when I had it I placed about a dozen or so sugar cubes in it, but I believe I would prefer the iced version, if only for the fact that I like water.
Dozen or so sugar cubes...

Re: Tea - Iced or Hot?

Posted: 2009.10.27 (03:06)
by smartalco
I prefer sweetened ice tea.

Actually I prefer every drink I can think of outside of hot chocolate and milk to literally be ice cold. I'll fill my cup to the top with ice then add the given beverage.

Re: Tea - Iced or Hot?

Posted: 2009.10.27 (03:15)
by Aldaric
Warn or hot milk is disgusting! All drinks taste good cold. Not that ice in all drinks is good, but cold is almost always preferable in a drink. Hot Chocolate is better hot, but it still tastes good cold.

Re: Tea - Iced or Hot?

Posted: 2009.10.27 (05:17)
by bobaganuesh_2
Warm tea is the way to go, since I am highly insensitive to extremely high and extremely low temperature beverages and food. Although I do enjoy the occasional Brisk or Nestea, or an artificially sweetened cold tea. I can't down the literal "Ice in Tea", however.

Re: Tea - Iced or Hot?

Posted: 2009.10.27 (06:59)
by scythe
Hot, definitely hot.
87654321 wrote:Where's the no preference option?
Found it!
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Re: Tea - Iced or Hot?

Posted: 2009.10.27 (11:44)
by Aldaric
Snapple for the win! Also, that Arizona stuff is really good, but it is expensive.

Re: Tea - Iced or Hot?

Posted: 2009.10.27 (12:29)
by 29403
scythe33 wrote:Hot, definitely hot.
87654321 wrote:Where's the no preference option?
Found it!
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I was about to say that :P

Re: Tea - Iced or Hot?

Posted: 2009.10.27 (12:58)
by SlappyMcGee
I prefer Arizona Iced Tea, but then again, Amurrican.

Re: Tea - Iced or Hot?

Posted: 2009.10.27 (15:02)
by jinxed_07
Lachesis wrote:
Tsukatu wrote:On the rare occasions that I feel like iced tea, it needs to be substantially sweetened and contain lemonade and/or raspberry.
Agreed. I think that iced is really nasty unless sweetened. Its like drinking cold coffee.
Wha...? Cold coffee is usually better than hot black coffee
Iced tea [Lemonade]
Lemonade does not equal tea, unless you made tea with lemon leaves, but then that would just be lemon tea.

I like cold tea, because most hot tea I have had hasn't matched the flavor of cold tea.
And plain tea usually just tasted bad.
Its like drinking black coffee.

Re: Tea - Iced or Hot?

Posted: 2009.10.27 (18:30)
by t̷s͢uk̕a͡t͜ư
Aldaric wrote:All drinks taste good cold.
Y'know, I'm trying to come up with an exception to this, but I can't. I think you're very right -- having a beverage served cold is always an option.

Re: Tea - Iced or Hot?

Posted: 2009.10.27 (19:53)
by bobaganuesh_2
Tsukatu wrote:
Aldaric wrote:All drinks taste good cold.
Y'know, I'm trying to come up with an exception to this, but I can't. I think you're very right -- having a beverage served cold is always an option.
except coffee

Re: Tea - Iced or Hot?

Posted: 2009.10.27 (20:16)
by Donfuy
Either way is good. Except you have to open the tea thingie, put it into the cup of water, add sugar, put into microwave and wait 1-2 mins, to have hot tea. Open the fridge, and voilà, you got iced tea.


Preference: Iced Tea: Mango
Hot Tea: Ceylom Assam black tea.

Re: Tea - Iced or Hot?

Posted: 2009.10.27 (20:32)
by jinxed_07
bobaga_fett wrote:
Tsukatu wrote:
Aldaric wrote:All drinks taste good cold.
Y'know, I'm trying to come up with an exception to this, but I can't. I think you're very right -- having a beverage served cold is always an option.
except coffee
Coffee canbe served cold.