Iced Tea

[2112]

Iced Tea blows

Racist.

[Blarg]

When I was a kid I consumed mass amounts of this. I'm pretty sure it's only one chemical element away from crack cocaine.

 

 

I think if you mix that with cough syrup you end up with meth.

[nate]

You add sugar to Iced Tea???  Man, way to ruin a great drink.

 

Strad, I will take a Double Double with raw onions and no tomato, animal style fries and XL Iced Tea.  If you brought an INO to the Milwaukee area I would keep it in business.

 

I had a couple friends that worked at the local INO.  I used to head over there when they were on their shift and I would have a couple extra patties in my burger and a bag full of fries.

[Brandon]

Gentlemen, what are your feelings on iced tea mixed with lemonade?

nice throwback

[Brandon]

Warm iced tea is a California thing. When an ex-girlfriend visited me after I moved to Texas, she was surprised by the types of ice (somewhere between crushed and cubed) a lot of restaurants use.

Also, when I ordered tea in California, I always had to specify "iced tea." Always thought that was weird

this is negated by Texans putting mayonnaise in ketchup and calling it Texas sauce.

[Spencer]

When I was a kid I consumed mass amounts of this. I'm pretty sure it's only one chemical element away from crack cocaine.

That was my jam!

We had a giant 20lb container from PACE that you had to chip out pieces from like a big strawberry meth brick

[sneaky_flute]

this is negated by Texans putting mayonnaise in ketchup and calling it Texas sauce.

I've never heard that term used to describe anything other than a bull's semen sample.

[Blarg]

Well, I can't argue, you would be the expert on bull semen.

[Sully151]

Since I quit coke in July, I during a lot of iced tea. Love the stuff. It is a fine line though between warm tea and to much ice. I hate when I get a large tea from the McDonald's drive thru and I get three sips if tea and a pound if ice.

At home, I have started mixing Seltzer water with cranberry juice. I missed the carbonation of soda.

I hit INO in RSM at least once a week and then usually swing by another once or twice more a month.

Ketchup and mustard instead of the spread and add pickles please.

[arch stanton]

At home, I have started mixing Seltzer water with cranberry juice. I missed the carbonation of soda.

 

This and pomegranate are favorites of mine. Also good with a splash of vodka.

[Ray McKigney]

Ice T and Coco are da bomb.

[ELEVEN]

4x4 with grilled onions and animal fries. Thx.

[RallyMo]

Gentlemen, what are your feelings on iced tea mixed with lemonade?

F*$% that.

[Brandon]

I've never heard that term used to describe anything other than a bull's semen sample.

For once, I have nothing.

[Brandon]

Since I quit coke in July

One of the better ways to start a post.

[Blarg]

4x4 with grilled onions and animal fries. Thx.

Wrong thread and Strad doesn't do delivery.

 

One of the most irritating things in restaurants is asking a waitress if the iced tea is regular tea, un sweetened, not flavored and then she brings some awful passion fruit crap and says that it is regular tea and most of the customers like it. You just know you will order one thing and get another and you should like it because other customers do, so we just leave.

 

If you do not know the difference between sweet tea (diabetic death), green tea (grass clippings) flavored tea (which is not tea at all) and honest brewed tea, please do not enter the food service business.

 

Also iced tea is to have ice in the glass. If you refill the customers glass from a pitcher of room temperature tea and do not provide more ice you have now decided the customer wanted luke warm tea and also you really didn't want a tip.

 

And last, if the customer asks for no lemon that does not mean put lemon in the glass then dig it out with a fork or your fingers and expect anything less than a nasty stare from the customer you would be wrong. Lemon seeds in the bottom of the glass pretty much is a dead giveaway your fingers were in the glass digging around for the slice, even though you do it at the waitress station. So does tasting the lemon on the lip of the glass where you squeezed the lemon wedge on there like a marguerita glass before salting it.

 

There are rules here, people. Follow them.

[arch stanton]

After reading that rant i'll first applaud then suggest you increase the fiber in your diet.

[nate]

Sweet Tea is pretty much the worst thing on the planet.  Nothing beats regular Iced Tea unsweetened, just ice and black tea.

[IEAngelsfan]

This thread is full of teabaggers.

[Blarg]

Those would be the ones that like Passion Fruit tea.

 

 

 

 

 

And Adam.

[Brandon]

I don't drink soda and mostly get plain iced tea if not water. I don't ever have a problem with saying "regular tea" or "plain tea" and getting it. Most places just use the plain Liptons anyway. I prefer no lemon, but if they mess up I don't mind....read the lemon is good for you.

Agreed on refilling the glass with no ice.

[mp170.6]

Because it is brewed at about 170 degrees, so yes it will be warm. If we were to say brew it really early in the morning, around 5am and refrigerate it, it won't taste as fresh. Just fill the cup to the top with ice and you'll be fine.

 

On average how "old" is the tea at In-N-Out?  If I understand you correctly, it must be really fresh if it's still warm? 

 

I really like the flavor, but adding a ton of ice waters down the flavor because it melts so quickly.

[Brandon]

I'm sure like most, they just brew it first thing then let it sit out until empty in one of those iced tea dispensers.

[mp170.6]

By the way, I learned something with this thread.  I had no idea iced tea in any restaurant was brewed at 170°F.  My "brewing" experience is limited to sun tea. 

 

Thanks for educumating me today.

[Vegas Halo Fan]

Gentlemen, what are your feelings on iced tea mixed with lemonade?

 

Love it, personally.