Pepsi Assures California Residents Product Now Safe; Rest of US Can just Go Die

[MsGuy]

OK, Pepsi states that, at least in California, it's products won't give you cancer (anyway not any more). Never would have, says they, as long as you didn't drink more than 4 ounces a day. Guess they put the stuff in 12 oz. cans for convenience in sharing.

http://www.latimes.com/food/dailydish/la-dd-pepsi-one-carcinogen-soda-20140123,0,2293838.story#axzz2rHtIZyUg

Hell, I drink Coke so what do I care?

[Guest hitoallusa]

I stay away from soft drinks. I drink tea instead. MsGuy you should try tea. I chat with ladies at work during my tea break.

[MsGuy]

Hot tea or iced tea?

If hot, is there a generally available brand you would recommend? Something from a tea specialty shop ain't gonna do me much good around here.

[ihpguy]

Chamomile at night. Maybe mint, apple and/or strawberry tea might catch your fancy. Doctor OZ swears that white tea is super. Green tea is good but not as good. Add some finely sliced/diced fresh ginger and some sliced oranges, cherries. If you have any berries, add them to the glass with ice for a cold beverage. Sweeten with honey or agave or raw sugar.

[RA1]

I found that the tea that I enjoyed in England and NZ was most closely approximated by buying the cheapest, generic brand from Kroger or the like. When I had house guests from those places, they were quite happy with that, although they did insist on using "real" sugar and "real" cream, neither of which do I "stock".

For some reason, after flying non-stop for 12 or so hours, a nice cuppa was very soothing.

Best regards,

RA1

[AdamSmith]

I favor "cold tea," which is how certain restaurants in Boston's Chinatown refer to beer served after-hours in a teapot.

[RA1]

Then there is Long Island tea and the Tea Party. All in all, I prefer the cold tea that you describe.

Best regards,

RA1