Trisphee - Jibber-jabber?

I actually went to Kansas City, Missouri.

Barbecue capital of the world, apparently.

NO SWEET TEA.

I always figured sweet tea and barbecue went together, you know? Southern staples of cuisine and all that. And no sweet tea in the entire city.

It was MADNESS!

BBQ Capital is Memphis, TN in my opinion. Beale Street... Mmmm...

Christ, you guys have me wanting this food now. :( ...and some corn on the cob.

Sora	08-27-2010 06:14 PM

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Sweet tea and Iced tea to me actually have a bit of difference in them.
Sweet tea has a lot more sugar in it than Iced tea. xD;;; And they really seem to push the Sweet tea a lot down in the South. Least they did when I went down there a few times for vacations.

Even in the Olive Garden the guy came out with a pitcher all, "Hello! Ya'll want some Sweet tea?"
I was kind of surprised because the first thing they ask at the Olive Gardens around here is if we want to try the complimentary wines.

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Immamoonkin

08-27-2010 06:16 PM

Tea > Wine

johnny

08-27-2010 06:16 PM

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Originally Posted by Immamoonkin (Post 61322)

BBQ Capital is Memphis, TN in my opinion. Beale Street... Mmmm...

Christ, you guys have me wanting this food now. :( ...and some corn on the cob.

That's why I say "apparently".

They call themselves the barbecue capital, but the barbecue there wasn't that fabulous.

Most of it was "pulled pork" type stuff. Shredded. I likes me some ribs, not shredded pork. D:

Sadrain

08-27-2010 06:16 PM

I just ate yummily, but I ddin't drink, getting thirsty. XD

Flaria

08-27-2010 06:17 PM

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Originally Posted by Immamoonkin (Post 61319)

Yeah, I heard about the sweet tea = iced tea part some time ago. It's amusing really. There's a place in KY I loved going to when I visited Louisville called "Redneck Tea." They actually served a massive amount of herbal SWEET tea. I was in love. So gooood.

Oh god! I would love to try that sometimes. xD Pray for my picky taste buds. Lol.

@Johnny:
Are you serious? D: Awe, that's sucks badly not Bably. xDD

Sora	08-27-2010 06:17 PM

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Haha, I love tea. XD Regular tea that is.
I actually don't like alcohol. @ o @;;;

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Aiko	08-27-2010 06:22 PM

This Aiko is a dead Aiko =_=;

Behemoth

08-27-2010 06:22 PM

Tea is a miracle substance, second to none and greater than all...well, except orange soda. Orange soda is pretty much one of the most amazing things ever to grace the planet, but I digress. Tea, it is good.

Flaria

08-27-2010 06:23 PM

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Originally Posted by Sora (Post 61324)

That's what happened to me and my boyfriend at Olive Garden with wines. LOL! Since we look mature and looking nice. I found that truly odd. We always asked what kind of iced tea they have since they have different flavors.

Immamoonkin

08-27-2010 06:24 PM

Peach tea from Olive Garden is godsend.

johnny

08-27-2010 06:28 PM

-runs in circles-

TOO MUCH STUFF GOING OOONNNN.

D:

-trips and falls onto the Jibber-Jabber Room Trampoline.-

Sora	08-27-2010 06:30 PM

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Haha. xD
I used to freak the waiters / waitresses out whenever I asked for a glass of milk.

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Flaria

08-27-2010 06:30 PM

Yeah, but I love minty flavor hot tea and Sweet and Spicy herbal tea from Rich Earth Brand. Oooh man! Good stuff.

@Sora:
Even though I'm legal age for drinking but my boyfriend isn't and now he is 21 as I am already turned 23 in June.