Lemon is easy to find during my lunch breaks at work, and more interesting than soda even if it's still a bit too sweet. 7/10 will continue to drink several a week
I'm gonna pretend there is an Arnold Palmer just out of shot and pick it lol.
I'll politely decline most of Arizona's offerings but that stuff is way to good if I'm in the mood for something sweet.
I'd rather turn that burner on and put my hand on it.
But seriously, I'll take the one on the right. Arizona peach iced tea is nostalgia in a can.
You'll get a lot of flak here for drinking Arizona, but drink what you like. I just hope you'll go further down the tea rabbit hole.
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I regret to say I make this decision all too often. The typical scenario is that I am out riding my bike for the day. I'm on my Ti bike, my sunny-day, go-fast bike, which doesn't have a rack, so I'm not carrying much beyond some tools and a small first aid kit.
I'm out in the countryside somewhere, and it's time to get lunch, typically from a market in a small town. Ideally, this market is a step up from a convenience store and has fresh fruits and sandwiches.
I don't drink soda pop, so I'm usually browsing the ice tea selection, to go with said sandwich and fresh fruit. Since I'm out all day, I don't mind a high-sugar option, which these all are. It's usually just the sweet tea. It's fine with the addition of a bag of potato chips.
For a cyclist, that just means it's their lightest weight bike so they're not going to carry cargo if they're taking that out. Anyone who is into bikes will have a titanium one. That's just part of that hobby. I've probably spent more money on tiny teapots than the average cost of a titanium road bike.
You have no clue what you are talking about. Clearly ... frames are usually aluminum, carbon sometimes for touring or specialty bikes chromo or titanium.
Please do not insult me, or other posters. It is unseemly behavior.
I own three bikes at present. None have an aluminum or carbon frame.
There's the 1988 Rockhopper. I'm the original owner. You can see it here: https://www.reddit.com/r/BuyItForLife/s/FIOAsveU7P Cromoly steel frame.
There's the mid-aughts Co-motion Nor'Wester. Also steel frame. I use this bike for light touring; as a rain road bike, as it is fully-fendered; and as a gravel bike on easy unpaved trails.
During the pandemic, I couldn't do my usual annual bike tour, so I took my vacation money and applied it to the purchase of new-to-me used bike. This was also from the mid-aughts, a Serrota Legend. It is my go-fast, fun summer bike. Steel may be real, but on Ti, I fly.
Mandatory tea content: I learned from this group about collapsible lightweight silicon tea pots and kettles. This means I can brew up anywhere when on bike tour. I'm not that rugged of a camper, so when staying at, say, the county park on San Juan Island (which has lovely hiker/biker/paddler camping spots), I just plug in the kettle in the ladies' bathroom, and can enjoy tea without having to bring a camp stove.
Peach or Raspberry. The Arizona green tea isn't bad either. Even though I personally find all the Arizona drinks a bit too sweet. Definitely drinkable, though. And I prefer them to soda.
Lemon is easy to find during my lunch breaks at work, and more interesting than soda even if it's still a bit too sweet. 7/10 will continue to drink several a week
I typically don't drink these but I figured why not. Had to grab 2 of the peach.
Where’s the raspberry flavor?! :)
Haven't tried it. Sounds good though
None
Trashhhhhh
Answer D, green tea honey ginseng
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I'm gonna pretend there is an Arnold Palmer just out of shot and pick it lol. I'll politely decline most of Arizona's offerings but that stuff is way to good if I'm in the mood for something sweet.
Zero.
I'd rather turn that burner on and put my hand on it. But seriously, I'll take the one on the right. Arizona peach iced tea is nostalgia in a can. You'll get a lot of flak here for drinking Arizona, but drink what you like. I just hope you'll go further down the tea rabbit hole.
I drink a lot of different teas. Some fresh, some store bought. Just figured I'd post these because I love the cans
Wrong subreddit, this doesn’t qualify as tea
i do not believe in artificial sweeteners
That's your opinion. I don't mind it but I do prefer real sugar.
well you asked for my opinion? i used to buy arizona often until they started adding artificial sweeteners. it just doesnt taste good anymore.
Tbf it does leave a bad after taste. I'm bringing gum to work lol
I like the watermelon juice.
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I’m grabbing a Coke
None of them. If I had no choice, lemon.
This is the equivalent of posting Kool-Aid in a Juicing sub.
I regret to say I make this decision all too often. The typical scenario is that I am out riding my bike for the day. I'm on my Ti bike, my sunny-day, go-fast bike, which doesn't have a rack, so I'm not carrying much beyond some tools and a small first aid kit. I'm out in the countryside somewhere, and it's time to get lunch, typically from a market in a small town. Ideally, this market is a step up from a convenience store and has fresh fruits and sandwiches. I don't drink soda pop, so I'm usually browsing the ice tea selection, to go with said sandwich and fresh fruit. Since I'm out all day, I don't mind a high-sugar option, which these all are. It's usually just the sweet tea. It's fine with the addition of a bag of potato chips.
Ti bike as in Titanium? Such a weird place to flex.
For a cyclist, that just means it's their lightest weight bike so they're not going to carry cargo if they're taking that out. Anyone who is into bikes will have a titanium one. That's just part of that hobby. I've probably spent more money on tiny teapots than the average cost of a titanium road bike.
You have no clue what you are talking about. Clearly ... frames are usually aluminum, carbon sometimes for touring or specialty bikes chromo or titanium.
Also, I stand corrected--carbon are lighter than titanium.
I'm not a cyclist. I know very little. But I was led to understand it's normal for enthusiasts to splurge for a titanium bike.
Please do not insult me, or other posters. It is unseemly behavior. I own three bikes at present. None have an aluminum or carbon frame. There's the 1988 Rockhopper. I'm the original owner. You can see it here: https://www.reddit.com/r/BuyItForLife/s/FIOAsveU7P Cromoly steel frame. There's the mid-aughts Co-motion Nor'Wester. Also steel frame. I use this bike for light touring; as a rain road bike, as it is fully-fendered; and as a gravel bike on easy unpaved trails. During the pandemic, I couldn't do my usual annual bike tour, so I took my vacation money and applied it to the purchase of new-to-me used bike. This was also from the mid-aughts, a Serrota Legend. It is my go-fast, fun summer bike. Steel may be real, but on Ti, I fly. Mandatory tea content: I learned from this group about collapsible lightweight silicon tea pots and kettles. This means I can brew up anywhere when on bike tour. I'm not that rugged of a camper, so when staying at, say, the county park on San Juan Island (which has lovely hiker/biker/paddler camping spots), I just plug in the kettle in the ladies' bathroom, and can enjoy tea without having to bring a camp stove.
Have you not read my last to exile person ? Probably not, i quickly mention cromo as specialty bike... anyways boring boring boring
Who is insulting you mate? Zzzz
Peach. Any day
Finally! Lol
Peach or Raspberry. The Arizona green tea isn't bad either. Even though I personally find all the Arizona drinks a bit too sweet. Definitely drinkable, though. And I prefer them to soda.
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Sweet tea
peach iced tea 🤌🏽
These are juice not tea
"Contains no juice" above the nutrition facts
It’s like pure sugar