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03-09-2007, 02:03 PM
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sweet tea
There is a tea purveyor in a town near me.
In the shop one can sample 2 teas ,complimentary at a time. Literally hundreds of varieties, some teas being made from herbs other than tea leaves. Some naturally sweet. Roobis ( sp ) ( a African red tea comes from a shrub I believe ) sweet undertone. I tried a floral green tea ( made with roses and lemon ) which I loved . I guess my point is there are teas with sweetness and other attractive flavors one may try instead of sugar. I personally never liked sweet beverages. Now enjoying a varieties of different teas. And I also love coffee !  Joan 
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03-09-2007, 08:22 PM
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"Joan and Papillons: Cosmo & Midge" wrote in message news:WCTCi.3638$pm2.925@trndny08... There is a tea purveyor in a town near me. In the shop one can sample 2 teas ,complimentary at a time. Literally hundreds of varieties, some teas being made from herbs other than tea leaves. Some naturally sweet. Roobis ( sp ) ( a African red tea comes from a shrub I believe ) sweet undertone. I tried a floral green tea ( made with roses and lemon ) which I loved . I guess my point is there are teas with sweetness and other attractive flavors one may try instead of sugar. I personally never liked sweet beverages. Now enjoying a varieties of different teas. And I also love coffee ! I tried the Roobis and didn't like it. Too sweet for me. But then I never liked sweet drinks.
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