• Godort@lemm.ee
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      To be fair, the alcoholic menu us typically like this too. 95% of the menu is beer, wine, or vodka and some kind of syrup.

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          In some states iced tea would also be full of sugar. And “hot tea” is a dry teabag next to a cup of warmish water.

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            I have been all over the continental United States of America, except California, Washington, Arizona, Nevada, and that other state up there between California and Washington that I always think is Vermont, driving a truck and have literally never been to a place that had sweet tea but not unsweet.

            I’ve seen a few the other way around, but that was in New England, about as far from sweet tea culture as you can get.

            Maybe a gas station or a fast food joint that use the syrups instead of brewed, but you don’t want to drink that shit

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      I mean, I just annoyed that milk isn’t even an option in a lot of restaurants. It’s something so basic, like.

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      This annoys me so badly.

      I don’t drink carbonated beverages, so when I go into a place and don’t want beer then my options are basically coffee or water.

      Fine in the mornings, but I don’t want a coffee at 5PM. So I guess it’s just water then huh

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      Don’t forget fake sugar. And most of that “sugar” is actually corn we tricked into tasting like sugar.

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        I honestly hope you are making some attempt at a joke, and I’m just failing to get it…

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          I think it’s a high fructose corn syrup joke, but that’s more like squeezing all the sugar out of a cob of corn and pretending it’s juice concentrate in my mind.

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        Well, coming from a tropical country to the US was a disappointment there. I used to be able to get a variety of freshly squeezed juices almost anywhere, and the only thing they serve around here are bottled OJ’s that barely taste like orange. It’s not even like there’s a limited variety at the grocery store, it’s just not a thing…

        • 🇰 🌀 🇱 🇦 🇳 🇦 🇰 🇮 🏆@yiffit.net
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          Juice is still pretty sugary, even fresh squeezed. They naturally have sugars in them which is why they are sweet. While a lot of premade juice also includes added sugars. There was a study posted somewhere on Lemmy not too long ago that showed most American’s sugar intake came from fruit juices and not sodas as previously thought.