RE: Sweet Tea in Mayberry

> Yet I don't recall the Taylors, or anyone else in Mayberry ever drinking or > mentioning sweet tea. Clara Edwards likes to chat with Aunt Bee over "Sweet tea and spicy talk" Harriet, the chicken thief, hiding out in Kelsey's Woods, USA .."Johnny Paul Jas

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We all know that Clara mentioned "A little sweet tea and spicey talk" to Andy one time. Bee in New Concord, OH Brenda J. Higgins 30-second trick for a flat belly This daily 30-second trick BOOSTS your body's #1 fat-

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In response to: Message: 4 Date: Sat, 18 May 2013 15:16:10 -0400 From: "Ben Sandifer" To: "Andy On Line" Subject: Sweet Tea Message-ID: <01ce53fc$2828ce70$787a6b50$@cox.net> Content-Type: text/plain;charset="us-ascii" Those of us in the south know

Re: sweet tea/beverages

We've discussed the sweet tea thing before, why the citizens of Mayberry aren't exactly swilling sweat tea like it's water, as people would in a real small southern town. Part of the problem is that the show was sponsored by General Foods, who advertised Sanka very heavily on

Sweet Tea

Those of us in the south know that sweet tea is the "table wine of the south." Yet I don't recall the Taylors, or anyone else in Mayberry ever drinking or mentioning sweet tea. Does anyone else remember this? The only beverages I remember from TAGS are coffee, water, a bottl

Re: WBMUTBB Digest, Vol 6, Issue 232 sweet tea

Another great memory. We grew up on tea. My mother would have to ask for plain tea in the cafés as she didn't drink"sweet tea" and all tea was sweet More good memories.Thanks Dolly. "Great observation and question about the lack of ice(d) tea being served on TAGS.

Sweet Tea

Clara does mention "sweet tea and spicy talk" in one episode; it's not mentioned whether the ladies enjoyed their tea hot or iced. Paul, I'm not sure where you live or were raised, but in the South, "sweet tea" is iced tea. My grandmother added cloves to h

re: Sweet Tea

>> Great observation and question about the lack of ice(d) tea being served on >>TAGS. I would lump that in with the question of why there was no basketball >>played or referenced on TAGS, considering b?ball is a religion in North >>Carolina. Maybe the sweet tea refer

Sweet Tea

Great observation and question about the lack of ice(d) tea being served on TAGS. I would lump that in with the question of why there was no basketball played or referenced on TAGS, considering b¹ball is a religion in North Carolina. Maybe the sweet tea reference would have been too quaint or

RE: No Sweet Tea in Mayberry

promoting tea drinking. A very giraffe-like attitude. Now if it had been Lipton sponsoring the show, that would be another story! Didn't Clara once say something about "A little Sweet Tea and spicy conversation!" Gomer Says "Hey! Ed O'Dwyer "History