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23-07-2007, 04:33 PM
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Itoen Iced tea at Big Lots
I'm not sure if it just a regional thing or not (I'm in PA) but a
number of our local Big Lots stores have a ton of Itoen iced teas. $0.60 for the smaller bottles, and $1.00 for the 2 liters. I've had the Plain Green, and Jasmine Green in the 2 liters and peach and another I can't remember in the smaller bottles. All of them have been pretty good actually, the Jasmine Green was my favorite so far. They aren't sweetened and actually brewed pretty well. I tried a brand called "New Leaf" too but they were blah. Honeydew White Tea tasted nothing of white tea or even honeydew, it was a basic black iced tea sweetened. Just figured I'd share. - Dominic 
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24-07-2007, 02:52 PM
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Itoen Iced tea at Big Lots
My BL only carries Prince of Peace. I was going through the $3 2/lb
tins of honey roasted peanuts for awhile there. They made excellent snack food with shu. I've switched to unsalted pecan\walnut halves from Walmart to eat with my shu for a late evening treat. The shu really brings out the taste of the nuts. Jim Dominic T. wrote: I'm not sure if it just a regional thing or not (I'm in PA) but a number of our local Big Lots stores have a ton of Itoen iced teas. $0.60 for the smaller bottles, and $1.00 for the 2 liters. I've had the Plain Green, and Jasmine Green in the 2 liters and peach and another I can't remember in the smaller bottles. All of them have been pretty good actually, the Jasmine Green was my favorite so far. They aren't sweetened and actually brewed pretty well. I tried a brand called "New Leaf" too but they were blah. Honeydew White Tea tasted nothing of white tea or even honeydew, it was a basic black iced tea sweetened. Just figured I'd share. - Dominic
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