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[EarthNSky <erthnsky AT bellsouth.net>]

Speaking of sweet tea, I gotta give James a kudo.
Year around, Ron drank one gallon of sweet tea a day. Each gallon had 
over 2 cups of sugar in it.  James made a post a while back about trying 
unsweetened tea for a week or so and I convinced Ron to try it since it 
would be an 'easy' way to diet(he's gained some weight since we stopped 
smoking).  He had been drinking unsweetened tea for a bit over two weeks 
when Thanksgiving rolled around and I made sweet tea.  He could not 
drink it!!!  SUCCESS!!!  Just think of how much money I save in sugar! :)
Thanks James.



Marie McHarry wrote:
> Ah, yes, sweet tea. I was working on a project in North Carolina and
> went out to lunch with my coworkers. The first thing they warned me
> about was the sweet tea. I tried it once, but it was -- way too sweet
> for my northern taste buds. I wonder if they use cane sugar or the
> high fructose stuff these days.


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