Lemonade or Iced Tea?

[just Beamu]

I use cinnamon toothpaste.

I also like all cinnamon flavoured things so I guess I do like toothpaste.

This seems weird for toothpaste

[Gabriulio]

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[Walnut Sparks]

I use cinnamon toothpaste.

(hypocritical questioning of your mental age)

(sincerely, someone who never got over Cröonchy Stars being taken off the market)

[Draconic]

I personally find mint painful in most quantities, but I'm also able to tell why some people like it. It does exude freshness.(perhaps too much freshness. note that Excel gum is more accurately defined as a weapon)

That said, used (very) sparingly, I've found I can enjoy mint. But there can barely be any. Honestly, the thought of Orange juice with mint intrigues me, but from the sound of it, there was a lot of mint in that, so yeah, not for me. But with just a tiny bit…

[2Bad]

I've never had iced tea in my life. I don't even really know what it is.

cold tea is the only acceptable way to partake in tea really

[Draconic]

Lies!

[Cruor]

The store bought kind doesn't do it for me. I need about two actual handfuls of sugar, depending on the size of the bottle or cup.

so like how cafes dont make black enough coffee for spin

its still coffee/sweet tea though!

[Nobody]

its still coffee/sweet tea though!

Just not sweet enough. I want to feel my teeth rot with each sip I take. I honestly wish it weren't like this but I just can't enjoy tea as a drink if I don't have enough sugar in it.

[Ivan The Mouse]

I take my coffee with a bit of creamer, fair amount of sugar and enough coffee that two cups of it can make your hands shake. Yes.

[Sunara]

Iced barley, green, rose, hibiscus or other flavored tea.

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I personally find mint painful in most quantities, but I'm also able to tell why some people like it. It does exude freshness.(perhaps too much freshness. note that Excel gum is more accurately defined as a weapon)

That said, used (very) sparingly, I've found I can enjoy mint. But there can barely be any. Honestly, the thought of Orange juice with mint intrigues me, but from the sound of it, there was a lot of mint in that, so yeah, not for me. But with just a tiny bit…

I avoid mint at all costs. I hate the taste and I'm pretty sure I'm slightly allergic. Though I have to tolerate it a little because not many of the whitening toothpastes come in non-mint. T.T

[Ivan The Mouse]

I like peppermint and spearmint, actually.

[Draconic]

I like peppermint and spearmint, actually.

Quite so. Much preferable to regular mint.

[Ivan The Mouse]

Quite so. Much preferable to regular mint.

Cooler too, especially on the mouth, alongside ice cold water.

[Rokudaime]

I don't like tea (I've tried, but I don't like any kind), so lemonade to me. Though it's been more than a decade since I last drank it.

You've tried putting sugar in it as well, right? I also can't really drink tea without sugar, but with sugar I love it.

That looks like pure win! Sign me up!

There isn't enough of anything in the world to make mint taste good.

I'm sorry you feel that way. I find mint and the mint taste delicious. Like the mint in the After Eight chocolate, mint flavoured ice-cream etc. Om-nom. <3

[In-N-Out Double-Double & Animal Fries]

That looks like pure win! Sign me up!

That's an Arnold Palmer, even says so on the can (though in barely legible cursive) (also has Arnold Palmer's face on it)

[Rokudaime]

That's an Arnold Palmer, even says so on the can (though in barely legible cursive) (also has Arnold Palmer's face on it)

Yes? I can see that? I'm not sure why you're telling me this. I just said it looks nice, and I'd love to have one if I got the chance. Or are you assuming we have them readily available here in Norway, and so are implying I should have already been familiar with it? We don't. Trust me. I've been to every major food chain here, and I've never seen one of those drinks before in my life.