Unsweet tea?

[augusta78]

Going on the Legend soon. So they have unsweet tea and coke zero?

[Max Circus]

Going on the Legend soon. So they have unsweet tea and coke zero?

 

Yes. All Carnival ships have those. First one is free and second one isn't.

[augusta78]

Last time I went on a cruise tea was free all the time. You get charged for a refill on iced tea? So they do have Coke Zero? That would be good because we were considering getting a coke card.

[Justsyd]

Yes. All Carnival ships have those. First one is free and second one isn't.

 

Tea is free - Coke is not. :)

[silverado44]

Yes. All Carnival ships have those. First one is free and second one isn't.

 

The first coke zero is not free, and you do not have to pay for the second ice tea.

[firefly333]

Tea is free - Coke is not. :)

 

The first coke zero is not free, and you do not have to pay for the second ice tea.

 

who is on first!!!

 

:D

 

Unlimited unsweet tea for all!! FREE

[Gypsywych]

:eek: Why would anyone pay for unsweetened tea? :D

[Haoie]

And if you want it sweet[er], just add your own sugar.

[augusta78]

:eek: Why would anyone pay for unsweetened tea? :D

 

I know I know for being born in the south I should like it! :)

[golfadj]

who is on first!!!

 

:D

What is on second.

[Max Circus]

The first coke zero is not free, and you do not have to pay for the second ice tea.

 

You're right. That's what I said. The first one (unsweet tea) is free and the second one (Coke Zero) isn't.

[Unknotted]

I don't know.

[zqvol]

Going on the Legend soon. So they have unsweet tea and coke zero?

 

Clearly from the south. The don't have sweet tea on the ships. :)

 

To those of you wondering about sweet tea, if you are not in the southeast corner of the country you don't realize that all tea comes full of sugar unless you ask for it to come unsweetened. Its a regional thing, and I promise you that calling it sweet is understating how much sugar is in it. It is more like can I have a splash of tea with my sugar.

[Nilbog]

Third base, Unknotted.

[Nilbog]

Its a regional thing, and I promise you that calling it sweet is understating how much sugar is in it. It is more like can I have a splash of tea with my sugar.

 

Unless you are from the Southeastern US few people realize there are three types of tea (in order of sweetness): unsweet tea, sweet tea, and Southern tea.

[KatyAnn]

Should I bring my own truvia or sweet and low, or is it available on ship?

[GlendaleCruiser]

Should I bring my own truvia or sweet and low, or is it available on ship?

 

 

They have pink packets, blue packets and yellow packets but no one has Truvia yet.

 

It's too expensive. Bring your own. I do.

[Lake Erie Sailor]

I always make my own unsweetened tea. Just make a cup of hot tea and pour it over a glass of ice. And for those of you who like it sweet, it works better to dissolve the sugar in the hot tea. Much better than the stuff that comes of the machines.

[Crusin Hogs]

You can not just add a packet or two of sugar and make

sweet tea , The sugar (by the cup) has to be add while the

tea is still hot , mixed real good , and only then is it fit to be

served as sweet tea , . In the south it's about 2 to 3 cups

of sugar per gallon

[dstone]

This is making me very thirsty! A week of water only while cruiseing:(

[flalady29]

You can not just add a packet or two of sugar and make

sweet tea , The sugar (by the cup) has to be add while the

tea is still hot , mixed real good , and only then is it fit to be

served as sweet tea , . In the south it's about 2 to 3 cups

of sugar per gallon

 

This is true and how real Southern tea is made, but this born and raised Southern girl only uses 1 1/4 cup of sugar per gallon of tea :-)

[lappy22]

You can not just add a packet or two of sugar and make

sweet tea , The sugar (by the cup) has to be add while the

tea is still hot , mixed real good , and only then is it fit to be

served as sweet tea , . In the south it's about 2 to 3 cups

of sugar per gallon

 

and probably the reason I do not like sweet tea, or whatever name it is called.