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Sweet tea

How big of a nono is sweet tea? I am completely ok not drinking cokes, but I'm growing sick of water and the flavor packets.... I'm really wanting a cold glass of sweet tea!!!

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I used to be a huge sweet tea drinker too. But I don't want the sugar or caffeine anymore. Today I mixed up my water with a glass (16 oz) of decaffeinated green tea with one truvia packet. Just enough sweetness (not as much as in the past) but it changed the taste of my water intake and I'm going for my second glass now! You might try it. I don't want to get dumping syndrom from sugar!

Try the tea plain for a couple of sips, then add spenda or other sugar sub.

It will taste really sweet after the plain.

I drink decaf tea sweetened with Splenda. I literally was just telling my daughter how yummy it is especially considering I used to drink Pepsi as if it were water. ????

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