Why would you drink that store-bought stuff, even in those fancy bottles, when you could have Gran's iced tea? No matter when I'd stop by, Gran would have a jug in the fridge. It didn't much matter what we were eatin'-boudin or chicken-fried steak-I always looked forward to a glass of that sweet tea. Sookie doesn't cook much when I come 'round, and she certainly ain't been makin' tea like Gran used to, so usually I'll just settle for a beer. But when it gets real hot and I'm comin' off a tough road-crew shift? That's when I miss it most. JASON STACKHOUSE
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Fill tall glasses with ice and pour in the tea. Garnish with lemon wedges. Serve immediately.
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By Terri Taylor
on June 15, 2013
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How disappointing! 1 cup of sugar to 4 cups of water? What are YOU making? Sweet Tea Syrup? Only 3 to 5 minutes steeping? What? YOU only like a "hint" of tea flavor? What Southerner taught you to make Sweet Tea? I live in Alabama. I am 56 years old and have been making tea since I was knee high to my Granny! And THAT is not how to make "Sweet Tea"! And that is not how they make it in Louisiana either! Get back to me if you'd like to know how to make real Southern style "Sweet Tea".
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