Tea as we know it (the leaves of the Camelia Sinensis) was not known in the West in the Middle Ages. In Europe and Britain they did make many soothing potions, sometimes called tisanes, from local herbs and leaves, some of which may have been sweetened, chiefly with honey, because sugar was not much used in Europe at that time.
Sweet Tea
In the Middle Ages, people drank wine, beer, cider, water, mead, fresh milk, various herbal teas, and cultured buttermilk. They did not drink green tea or black tea, and probably did not drink coffee in Europe.
teapot potbelly
get a tea strainer, they have them at ikea. You can use them for one cup of tea or you can use a few of them in a pot, that is what i do anyway. They also make tea pots now have a strainer in the middle sort of like a coffee press get a tea strainer, they have them at ikea. You can use them for one cup of tea or you can use a few of them in a pot, that is what i do anyway. They also make tea pots now have a strainer in the middle sort of like a coffee press
iced sweet tea
Yes. Or you could purchase an actual Sweet Tea Vodka such as Firefly Sweet Tea Vodka, Carolina Sweet Tea Vodka, or Hound Dog Sweet Tea Vodka.
Milk. The state hospality beverage is sweet tea.
The word 'sweet' is important. Tea by itself may not keep you awake, but when you body has more sugar than it needs for energy, it is the sugar converted to energy that will keep you awake
Good old fashioned sweet tea came from the South!
Sweet tea
Yes, sweet tea is a solution because it is a homogeneous mixture where sugar is dissolved in tea.
Sweet tea is a type of ice tea -- an ultra-sweetened version popular in the U.S. South.
The water in sweet tea is water. It's tea because it has tea in it. The sweetness comes from sugar or high fructose corn syrup. Boil water and sugar together, add a tea bag, pour over ice = sweet tea
Sweet Leaf Tea Company's population is 43.
The caffeine in sweet tea can cause dehydration. However, tea and coffee as well are made with water which does offer hydration.
I think decaf but the best SWEET TEA (my fave drink)would be McDonalds:)
The tea tastes sweet :-)