. I've never seen anyone drink fresh-brewed tea over ice here. I had the same confusion when asking for ice tea in the US a few years ago.Nick Lockwood on Nostr: npub1u3fsx…pnne2 it's because "iced tea" in England is universally understood to ...
npub1u3fsxqfaydylv6xpny32c0ny7luywdexe5srgq7kpelpl5y5rdns3pnne2 (npub1u3f…nne2) it's because "iced tea" in England is universally understood to mean sweet, fruit flavoured ice tea like . I've never seen anyone drink fresh-brewed tea over ice here. I had the same confusion when asking for ice tea in the US a few years ago.
. I've never seen anyone drink fresh-brewed tea over ice here. I had the same confusion when asking for ice tea in the US a few years ago.