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Holy cow, 1 cup of sugar for 8 cups of water?
had this tonight at a Korean restaurant, they served it at the end of the meal. Absolutely fantastic:http://www.thekitchn.com/recipe-sujeonggwa-korean-persi-75162
That's what I read. I mean it's different than Lipton, right? And I'm sure not all Brits drink fancy schmancy high end expensive teas, there have got to be mainstream brands. Not that all Brits drink tea
English Breakfast tea is actually a quite characterful blend - way better than run-of-the-mill Lipton. It's available at Harrods Food Halls and from Twinings and other sources.
I know I'm supposed to be on a diet, but I had to get one, it's been forever since I drank one.
Dude, it's a lifestyle change. Diets end, you have to eat for the rest of your life.
F U I want a Mello Yello!
Can you really taste the difference between corn syrup and can sugar?
I just get a kick out of how verbotten the use of the word "sugar" has become. Now Trader Joes says it uses evaporated cane syrup in its cereals.
so after looking around, reading a ton of reviews, and talking to friends, it looks like this is the keurig to buy:http://www.staples.com/Keurig-OfficePRO-Commercial-Coffee-Brewer/product_853653the only downside is that it doesn't allow you to use the adapter that lets you use your own grounds, but it seems kind of silly to buy a keurig then continue to grind your own beans.