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EmporerEJ 08-29-2011 12:40 PM

Atlanta, and turkey Hill Iced Tea
 
I understand Atlanta has now entered the roles of the civilized world. Turkey Hill Iced Tea is Now available there.
That means it's an "open city" to me. I can travel there.
I warn you "atlantians"...... you can't just try one glass.........

Toby 08-29-2011 01:43 PM

Re: Atlanta, and turkey Hill Iced Tea
 
A Pennsylvania boy trying to tell suth'n peeps about iced tea, now that's funny. :lmao1:

EmporerEJ 08-29-2011 02:48 PM

Re: Atlanta, and turkey Hill Iced Tea
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Toby (Post 839169)
A Pennsylvania boy trying to tell suth'n peeps about iced tea, now that's funny. :lmao1:

Yea, you try the tea.......then get back to me.
That's Lancaster County water and tea there.....
Directly downstream from TMI.

softball 08-31-2011 01:12 AM

Re: Atlanta, and turkey Hill Iced Tea
 
Who would ever put ice in tea? I drink it the civilized way.... hot with milk and sugar, the way it's sposed to be.

EmporerEJ 08-31-2011 01:21 AM

Re: Atlanta, and turkey Hill Iced Tea
 
I'm sorry, Canadians just can't understand this concept.

Rcourt64 08-31-2011 03:56 PM

Re: Atlanta, and turkey Hill Iced Tea
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by rhetorical (Post 839175)
Who would ever put ice in tea? I drink it the civilized way.... hot with milk and sugar, the way it's sposed to be.

With the shit I've seen you stuff in your mouth on the Internet? ...the way you drink tea doesn't surprise me.

MikeSouth 09-12-2011 06:43 PM

Re: Atlanta, and turkey Hill Iced Tea
 
no self respecting southerner drinks bottled iced tea (as opposed to fresh brewed) unless he HAS to

The RIGHT way to brew tea

1 gallon of water in a pressure cooker
add 6 family sized red diamond, luzianne or lipton tea bags
bring to boil then remove heat and steep to room temp

add sugar, mint, lemon to taste

Now THATS how ya make iced tea

EmporerEJ 09-13-2011 02:30 AM

Re: Atlanta, and turkey Hill Iced Tea
 
You boys just don't get it.

You got to TRY the product......THEN we'll tell you how we make it sooooooo good....

MikeSouth 09-13-2011 02:57 AM

Re: Atlanta, and turkey Hill Iced Tea
 
I tried it...its up there with Snapple and Tradewinds...OK for bottled tea but even bad brewed tea is better

EmporerEJ 09-15-2011 04:40 AM

Re: Atlanta, and turkey Hill Iced Tea
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by MikeSouth (Post 839208)
I tried it...its up there with Snapple and Tradewinds...OK for bottled tea but even bad brewed tea is better

Well Mike. guess that's why we have different choices. :-)

Up here? Hard to beat.

I like brewed tea too, but only with nothing in it. Turkey Hill is the only "sweet" tea I like. They are two different drinks, for different purposes, to me.

MikeSouth 09-15-2011 11:37 AM

Re: Atlanta, and turkey Hill Iced Tea
 
Us hillbillys is a mite particular bout our our sweet tea LOL

softball 09-15-2011 08:33 PM

Re: Atlanta, and turkey Hill Iced Tea
 
what the heck is sweet tea?
I drink five to six cups of tea a day, every day. I have yet to have good tea in America.....just sayin'

Toby 09-15-2011 11:32 PM

Re: Atlanta, and turkey Hill Iced Tea
 
Sweet tea cannot be explained, it must be experienced.

softball 09-16-2011 02:56 AM

Re: Atlanta, and turkey Hill Iced Tea
 
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does it have milk and sugar?

Toby 09-16-2011 05:47 AM

Re: Atlanta, and turkey Hill Iced Tea
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by rhetorical (Post 839220)
does it have milk and sugar?

No milk, no crumpets, no upturned pinky fingers. But it is often served on the porch in the afternoon.

softball 09-19-2011 12:25 AM

Re: Atlanta, and turkey Hill Iced Tea
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Toby (Post 839221)
No milk, no crumpets, no upturned pinky fingers. But it is often served on the porch in the afternoon.

so sad....the clotted cream, the strawberries, the crumpets and the silver service is what tea is all about. Its civilised. The front porch is for beer and burgers. Tea is served in the gazebo at 4:30.

Toby 09-19-2011 12:57 AM

Re: Atlanta, and turkey Hill Iced Tea
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by rhetorical (Post 839224)
The front porch is for beer and burgers.

Sweet tea goes quite well with burgers. :okthumb:

softball 09-19-2011 01:17 AM

Re: Atlanta, and turkey Hill Iced Tea
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Toby (Post 839225)
Sweet tea goes quite well with burgers. :okthumb:

wtf is sweet tea?

Toby 09-19-2011 08:23 AM

Re: Atlanta, and turkey Hill Iced Tea
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by rhetorical (Post 839226)
wtf is sweet tea?

Take that road trip to/from Savannah, you'll get schooled about sweet tea along the way.

softball 09-20-2011 12:47 AM

Re: Atlanta, and turkey Hill Iced Tea
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Toby (Post 839227)
Take that road trip to/from Savannah, you'll get schooled about sweet tea along the way.

I wanna do that, but no one has any suggestions here. Maybe its a non starter.

EmporerEJ 09-27-2011 11:59 AM

Re: Atlanta, and turkey Hill Iced Tea
 
You don't gotta come all the way down here to enjoy Turkey Hill Tea. All you gotta do is hop across the border there, and get some in Buffalo NY. All the Tops, Wegmans, and Kenmore jubilee stores have it. If you want to search on your own, go here:
http://www.turkeyhill.com/products/w...rkey-hill.aspx

You can also have it shipped cold, but it's expensive. 2 Gallons (4 1/2s, any flavor) for $76. If I was out of range? I'd pay.

Hell Puppy 09-28-2011 11:30 PM

Re: Atlanta, and turkey Hill Iced Tea
 
Trying to explain proper sweet tea to a yankee or a limey is an exercise in futility.

softball 09-29-2011 01:05 AM

Re: Atlanta, and turkey Hill Iced Tea
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by EmporerEJ (Post 839234)
You don't gotta come all the way down here to enjoy Turkey Hill Tea. All you gotta do is hop across the border there, and get some in Buffalo NY. All the Tops, Wegmans, and Kenmore jubilee stores have it. If you want to search on your own, go here:
http://www.turkeyhill.com/products/w...rkey-hill.aspx

You can also have it shipped cold, but it's expensive. 2 Gallons (4 1/2s, any flavor) for $76. If I was out of range? I'd pay.

good idea, but I live about 3000 miles from Buffalo. But I have had great wings at the Anchor bar.


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