Villagers Try Southern Sweet Tea For The First Time

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[wiseguysoutdoors]

It was nice to see Faraz bring his little cousin to share. Bring her when you can. She was very brave in front of the camera. Well done, young lady

[UnrelentingFaith]

Ive been drinking sweet tea my entire life and it still blows my mind.

[DeLee]

I have drank iced tea all my life. Sweet tea as a kid, then unsweetened iced tea in my adult life. I live where it is hot & iced tea will quench your thirst.

[eTraxx]

You should explain to them that the Southern United States have heat and sun and humidity I imagine is similar to what they have at home .. one of the reasons iced tea is so popular

[hedda]

Loved seeing the little girl 💕 I hope Faraz brings her with him again. (We need some women and girls on this channel 😁🙏)

[TheRoyalOrora]

As a southern U.S. citizen, sweet tea is probably my favorite thing to drink. It's so refreshing! Glad y'all like it!

[Myndnephew]

Welcome Faraz Cousin! It was nice of Faraz and the producer to have her on so she could see how a video is made. Very good training.

[hollish]

What a beautiful girl! I would love to see her again.

[WayneCoke]

Faraz your cousin is aa little beauty. I don't drink much if any tea any longer but used to keep a 1/2 gallon in the fridge all of the time, being from Texas it was a help with the heat and I just liked the taste. Some people liked the tea real sweeet which I didn't, always used the lemon to help cut the sweet some.

[dochubbell]

Surprised at their reaction. Sweet tea is often too sweet for even some here in America. I so remember making sun tea in large glass containers sat in the summer sun to steep for a darker richer tea flavor and it had sweetner added to it. Poured over ice for a cool summer time drink. The little girl was sweet to watch in all her shyness.

[lankthedank]

Omg, is that an old Cocoa Cola glass? My grandma used to have those.

[marcosborne]

Yes it gets very hot and humid down here in south central Texas, and we like to eat our BBQ and wash it down with some nice cold iced tea. It's refreshing mm good.

[MGmirkin]

Hot tea is good, but iced tea is also good. Iced tea is very refreshing during the summer.

There are a number of sweetened iced teas. Personally, I like Peach flavored iced tea. Though raspberry is also good. As is mint iced tea. Quite good during hot summer months.

To me, "sweet tea" is a bit much. They basically take like a pound of sugar and cook/dissolve it in boiling water, then make tea out of it. But, to me, it's just way too much sugar. Drinking that, it's it's surprising so many southerners are obese and have diabetes if they're drinking **that much** sugar regularly. I like teas a bit less sweet. Just a small amount of sugar. Enough to be sweet, but not so much that it might cause long-term health problems if drunk regularly all the time.

[patrickunderhill]

Something as simple as ice. We like the same hot teas, but in the hot months ice tea. Best is sun tea, then cooled. 🇺🇸🙂

[kevinsnell]

Ice is a very popular commodity in US homes. Hopefully in Pakistan there is more access or ability to produce it in the home. It is valuable to health and comfort in eating and drinking.

[AndreA-dlpo]

Though frequently sweet iced tea is served as is, it is also common for it have a fruit flavor added to it as well. Peach iced tea is common but, in my opinion, the very best is at the MOD Pizza restaurant chain where they serve roasted pear iced tea. This is so common an American drink, that during the summer many people have it nearly every day.

[stephensaxby]

Whether homemade( I make mine with freshly brewed rooibos(redbush)tea) or brought from a shop sweet (ice)tea is a serious thirst quencher when the weather's hot..it's delicious 😋.

[mikeh]

True this style of drinking iced tea originated in the south USA, but it is now so popular you can get it in any restaurant or cafe in the USA. Even McDonalds, Wendys, KFC and others! And we drink it all year, not just in the summertime. It goes with any kind of food. I suspect the reason they have never encountered iced tea is because to make ice you have to have electricity and a way to freeze water. Many underdeveloped countries do not have the types of appliances that we have.

[Spazzmatazzz]

Tell him to bring his little cousin again! She's delightful! (like so many others, her shyness will go away after a few videos!)
Maybe you should also show them about Sun Tea!
Take a glass jar, put tea and water in it, and sit it in the sun and the sun will brew it for you with no fire necessary!
Pour it in a glass, put ice, sugar and lemon in it and enjoy.
(and yes, I understand I don't know the availability of ice in your village)

[SeanNewhouse-mvez]

Their tastes are so good that even the cats don't hiss at the hooms (humans), lofl!!