unsweet

But she eventually started making unsweet for me and it's really hard to go back to sweet tea.

As in, chew these and then eat something unsweet and feel like you had sweets.

The choices (and it tends to be regionally-based) is sweet or unsweet tea.

I've since added it back in from time to time, but mostly I just drink unsweet anymore.

I had a single yogurt cup today with some strawberry, some unsweet iced tea (I can’t stand sugary drinks anymore!

Both Original and Unsweet flavors are good in coffee, according to me.

I usually get unsweet tea instead (no it’s not the tea you are thinking of).

I noticed that in Wisconsin tea is sweetened or unsweetened; whereas, when I was in Florida the tea was sweet or unsweet.

It took a while, but I'm now acclimated to unsweet tea.

> The choices (and it tends to be regionally-based) is sweet or unsweet tea.

When I'm at at a fast-food restaurant, I can usually pour myself a little to try first, and then mix in some unsweet tea if it's overly sweet.

:) It is also very sweet, unless you ask for unsweet.

There's a middle "unsweet spot" of things that are radioactive enough to worry about but not radioactive enough that they quickly burn out.

Restaurants that serve it may offer sweetened or unsweetened, or may offer only unsweetened (sometimes styled "unsweet"), with sugar packets to sweeten it yourself if you so choose.

You specifically order "sweet" or "unsweet" tea in the South (or "half and half" if you want sweet but not cloying).

------ At least I got "unsweet ice tea" right, lol.