how about water. with a dark chocolate covered espresso bean for a shot of caffeine here & there<br><br>
there are lots of teas. just because you don't like how they made in round home doesn't mean you won't like any of them but it is a pretty good indicator (lest it be southern tea vs. northern tea or hot tea vs. cold tea) not to mention if you are adding in the sugar I don't know how much better off you are than the soda<br><br>
I suggest going to a restaurant that serves a bunch of teas. Most of those breakfast places do. (Bob Evans, Frisch's, T-jays. Ihop, Awful Waffle) Brew yourself 6 or 8 cups and have a little tasting. I'd do it on a Tues. night; not a Sun. morning. When the waitress is less likely to care and will bring lots of hot water and cups.<img alt="smile.gif" src="http://files.kickrunners.com/smilies/smile.gif"><br><br>
For the record. I'm hot tea w/ cream & sugar. By the pot full
there are lots of teas. just because you don't like how they made in round home doesn't mean you won't like any of them but it is a pretty good indicator (lest it be southern tea vs. northern tea or hot tea vs. cold tea) not to mention if you are adding in the sugar I don't know how much better off you are than the soda<br><br>
I suggest going to a restaurant that serves a bunch of teas. Most of those breakfast places do. (Bob Evans, Frisch's, T-jays. Ihop, Awful Waffle) Brew yourself 6 or 8 cups and have a little tasting. I'd do it on a Tues. night; not a Sun. morning. When the waitress is less likely to care and will bring lots of hot water and cups.<img alt="smile.gif" src="http://files.kickrunners.com/smilies/smile.gif"><br><br>
For the record. I'm hot tea w/ cream & sugar. By the pot full
