McDonald's Sweet Tea

Iced Tea= water, tea, squeeze of lemon

Unless you are making an Ice Pick.. then, sweet tea and vodka.
Thats the only time you put sugar in tea. IMO

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Originally posted by Stephen Rushmore Jr.

Yes, I found it funny that a web site devoted to non-franchised fast food shows up at the top of a Google search.

Maybe add 'no robot' to the script in the FF section?

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Originally posted by bwave


And morningglory, no disrespect, but lemon in tea?! That's disgusting :) Why would you take a bitter drink and add lemon? I like tea, I love lemons (i eat them raw) but please not together. Now 1/2 lemonade, 1/2 tea isn't too terrible.

What are you talking about? Adding lemon to tea is very traditional. It actually is the perfect addition to non-sweetened tea, as tea is alkaline, and lemon juice is acidic. Do the chemistry; acid plus base cancels each other out.

Just an FYI... the other day I was inn a huge hurry and hungry so drove-thru a McD's. Ordered a $1 McChick and a soda but switched to sweet tea (bang for the buck!)... I noticed the driver in front of me had one too, so I said to the employee at the window: "Looks like the sweet tea is popular?" and she replied "Oh no, not just popular, it's HUGE!"

Apparently having great success even in the land of unsweet tea (New England). Wonder if it's just the price...

I had it once and I liked it. I wonder what makes it sweet ? HFCS or sugar? It is served from behind the counter, and is unbranded (except for the McD brand) so they are not sharing the profits with Coke, and no free refills.