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Sweet Tea
I know that none of the dining facilities inside Disney World serve sweet tea but, there is a McDonalds as you are going in to the parks. Does anyone know if they have sweet tea? We are going in december and staying for nine days...I cant go that long without sweet tea.
**Paige**
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The only sweet tea in/near is when you open a white or pink packet at the table.
Average Banjo Picker. Pretty-Good Sailing Master. Newly Ordained.
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I'm pretty sure we had sweet tea both times we had supper at Liberty Tree Tavern. I don't remember adding the sugar myself. Maybe I told our server & they added it for me while the tea was still hot
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Wulf Gang Express Downtown Disney has sweet tea, a mago flavored one.
Lorraine
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8/07 POP
8/03 ASSP
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Originally Posted by TheRustyScupper
The only sweet tea in/near is when you open a white or pink packet at the table.
I think most sweet tea addicts (like myself) will agree....not even close. First, you can't ever get all the sugar to dissolve cause the tea is cold when you put it in. Second, there's never enough packets...I need at least 15 per glass.
If you guys find a place that does serve true sweet tea, let me know!!
~Michelle~
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The McDonald's near the Animal Kingdom does in fact have sweet tea.
Also, Trail's End at Ft. Wilderness has sweet tea as well...very good.
I don't remember anywhere else on property having real sweet tea...and I'm very much one of those Southerners who, if I can get real sweet tea, that's what I'm ordering to drink.
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We had some sweet tea at the McDonalds at DD. At least I think it was sweet tea. It was allready sweetened and I do mean sweetened. We don't have sweet tea here in Maine so I am not a good judge of real sweet tea but I'm pretty sure that's what it was.
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See. This just proves what I've said all along - Florida is not a real Southern state. No true Southern state would be lacking in sweet tea. I think the South ends at the GA/AL/FL boarder and FL in some sort of weird breakdown of the time/space continuum where it loops back above the Mason-Dixen line. Either that, or all the carpetbaggers that got kicked out of the other Southern states ended up in Florida.
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The mango tea at Wolfgangs is great, but it isn't sweetened. The Columbia Harbor House offers sweet tea and it is great as well.
Danielle
First Trip: April 1977
Last Trip:- June 15-June 27 BLT and Vero Beach
Next Trip: June 20-30 Vero Beach
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Alright, I'll be the one to ask: what, exactly, is sweet tea?
Up here in the North we have tea and iced tea. If you order tea in a restaurant they give you a cup of boiling water and a tea bag.
If you ask for iced tea it's usually unsweetened, but sometimes it's something like Nestea from a fountain, which is sweet (and tastes like chemicals if you ask me).
Is sweet tea different?
*Cindy
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Chris, aka Strmchsr
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Sweet Tea
OK - I never say anthing when this subject comes up but let me add my I know I am from CT and that sweet tea is a southern phenonena (and tastes phenominal)however...the only kind of tea I knew growing up as a child was sweet tea and the only kind I make is sweet tea. Now I am unsure why I grew up learning how to make ice tea this way but even though I am from CT it is the only thing I know. We don't drink ice tea out. I make freash batches all the time and we go through it fast. My aunt who taught me how to make it when I was young used to make a version with fresh lemons added. So for all of you who love ice tea, regardless of which part of the US or world you live in I recommend you make a batch and try it. You will never want the otc type again.
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I live up here north, but I love my sweet tea. I make a pitcher everyday of it. I was at Garden Grill at Epoct Land Pavillion last September and they did have sweet tea!! I was so surprised, and I think I drank 6 glasses of it !! The waitress told us then, that not very many restaurants had it, but they did!
We will be at Disney World next week, but our plans don't have us going to Epcot. BUMMER
We stayed at POPS last year, and I "made" my sweet tea there (in the food court) by starting with a little hot water and melting my sugar then put ice in my refillable mug and then filled it up half way stirred it good and then fulled it up the rest of the way.
Alot of work, but so worth it.
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Thank you all so much. We are going to be eating at both the garden grill and liberty tree tavern. YAY!!! When we were there last year we went to the Concourse steakhouse and the waiter there told me that they did not serve sweet tea anywhere on disney property.. It seems like that was all I wanted after that. I thought we could at least check out that McDonalds this year since its only $1 for a huge glass....yummm. As soon as we left last year we went straight to the cracker barrel (they serve sweet tea no matter where they are located in the US) Anyway, thanks...I am a true Southern girl and I have to have my sweet tea...If I had to go nine days without it...I think I would die!!
**Paige**
"Though her words are simple and few, listen, listen, shes calling to you..."
Next trip:
Dec. 6-14, 2007-Pop with Monica...yay!!
Dec. 6-12, 2006-Pop with DH
May 1999-All Star Music
June 1998-off property :(
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Just so you won't be surprised when you go...the McDonald's on Disney property doesn't have the same prices as all other McDonald's. Their sweet tea is the same price as their sodas...they don't have the $1 special. They don't have a $1 menu at all actually. Just expect higher prices.
1977 - Fort Wilderness
1991 - Port Orleans FQ
1998 - Wilderness Cabins
2001 - All Star Music
2002 - Dolphin
2003 - Coronado Springs
2005 - Polynesian
2007 - Port Orleans Riverside, Animal Kingdom Lodge, Saratoga Springs
2013 - Caribbean Beach
2011 & 2016 - Pop Century
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My wife and I were surprised on our last trip at the number of places at WDW that are now serving brewed sweet tea.
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Rainforest Cafe at AK has delicious sweet tea. Just had some in June '07!
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My husband will be sooooo... happy to have a glass of sweet tea at Liberty Tree Tavern! He can't go a day without a sweet tea. I love it too, but can't have the caffine so I only have it once in a while.
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1) Nice to hear you folks found sweet tea.
2) I know others who were looking for it.
3) I had never seen or heard of it at WDW.
NOTE: I enjoy sweet tea far greater than non-sweetened or sugar-sweetened tea. We make it at home using "simple syrup.
Average Banjo Picker. Pretty-Good Sailing Master. Newly Ordained.
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Is Snapple considered a commercial sweet tea? Living in the northeast, I'm accustomed to regular hot tea and unsweetened iced tea. Snapple flavored iced teas are the sweetest teas I've ever drank.
Sorry if I offended any true sweet tea fanatics. Comparing real sweet tea to Snapple is probably similar to comparing New York pizza to Domino's.
The poster formerly known as Disney_nut
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