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What is Torani and is it added to only coffees? Or is it used with other drinks?
In my understanding of Southern U.S.A. sweet tea, there is a special way the tea and the sugar is mixed (that, somehow, the folks in the North have yet to figure out? They add the sugar *after* the mix? My lady, Kaerri, says they make it not sweet enough). I recommend Chik-Fil-A to anybody out there who wants a decent tea of this style. Theirs is a Georgia recipe that, especially for fast food, is pretty darned good! McDonald's, to my surprise, makes a passable sweet tea too.
But yeah. If you can see the sugar at the bottom of the cup... perhaps the person who put it together didn't have their morning cup yet if you get my meaning? =)
In my understanding of Southern U.S.A. sweet tea, there is a special way the tea and the sugar is mixed (that, somehow, the folks in the North have yet to figure out? They add the sugar *after* the mix? My lady, Kaerri, says they make it not sweet enough). I recommend Chik-Fil-A to anybody out there who wants a decent tea of this style. Theirs is a Georgia recipe that, especially for fast food, is pretty darned good! McDonald's, to my surprise, makes a passable sweet tea too.
But yeah. If you can see the sugar at the bottom of the cup... perhaps the person who put it together didn't have their morning cup yet if you get my meaning? =)