Dec 22 2008

How come unsweetened brewed iced tea is available in restaurants in the United States and not in Canada?

Published by at 6:50 pm under Canada

Would this not be a great heathy choice to pop? Most fastfood restaurants in the US have unsweetened brewed iced tea. In Canada, all we have is sweeten Nestea, which is pure sugar and is no better than Coke. Don't Canadians also deserve healthy choices?

It has never really started here I guess. When I went to the States fo the first time I was suprised when the "Iced Tea" was actually Tea that is cold. What a concept I know! But I drank it all the time. I do wish it was here. Some restaurants will make it for you if you ask.

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4 Responses to “How come unsweetened brewed iced tea is available in restaurants in the United States and not in Canada?”

  1. # janmarbolon 22 Dec 2008 at 7:23 pm

    I agree, I HATE sweet tea! I only drink unsweet (or water) and it's SO annoying when you can't get it…. you can always sweeten unsweet, but never take the sweet out of sweetened
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  2. # patzky99on 22 Dec 2008 at 8:12 pm

    i don't know why that would be, but you guys are missing out. get on tim horton's case! unsweetened iced tea (no lemon please) is the best thirst quencher there is on a scorching day. hey, maybe THAT's the reason. how hot does it get up there anyway? sorry…
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  3. # Luke Alberton 22 Dec 2008 at 8:50 pm

    It has never really started here I guess. When I went to the States fo the first time I was suprised when the "Iced Tea" was actually Tea that is cold. What a concept I know! But I drank it all the time. I do wish it was here. Some restaurants will make it for you if you ask.
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  4. # Toni Pierceon 22 Dec 2008 at 9:19 pm

    DUNNO
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