I loved chia tea the best when we had Vermont GreemMountain Coffee at our Mall.

Hi writers Some years back, when this "Mixed Soft Drinks" thing was catching up here (they used to add black salt, some lemon and some special condiments to make it more flavored and locally we call it masala pepsi or masala coke - depending on what soft drink is it) there was a restaurant which had mastered this mix. Maybe just me or all, I dont know, but I do remember that I would drive 10 kilometers to have that one glass drink almost regularly. Then I had to leave to a different city for some assignment for about a year - though the drink was available there too... nothing like the taste from here. And during my return journey, I was quite anxious and eager to sip it at my favorite restaurant but unfortunately, it had closed out. Though I still find many places selling that and even I have learned to make those mixes still, I do not find any near to that taste anywhere. I think it is something to do with Chef's Secret.

Yes, i was a kid i could remember eating Tootsie Rolls! But as i grew up i tend to see it less and now i could not find any

My daughter and I have a favorite coffee spot we like to go to. THey have really good Chai Tea that I get when I am not feeling well and have a sore throat. It feels so good on the throat. I like the Latte we get occasionally. Haven't been able to afford for so long. Darn! I can't think of the name of it right now.

When I was a kid, my mom found this brown Japanese tea, called Hakocha. I don't know if it was the name or brand of the tea - but we used to drink it on hot days. I remember it came in a gold box with red and green writing. Nothing was added to it after brewing - except maybe a few ice cubes to keep it chilled. It didn't have the usual bitter taste of tea - it was somewhat sweet - that kids actually liked it even plain. I forgot why we stopped drinking it, but my mom bought some years later, though by then the packaging was different. The taste was different as well - not as sweet or "good tasting" as we remembered it to be. I don't know what exactly made that Hakocha tea magical at the time, but I've never found anything similar EVER!! (It's getting hot here . . . I could use a glass of that right now!!!)

I think China tea is good too.

Not really, i still drink the same tea!! :)! in my country it's called "lipton" and i drink it with milk. It tastes really good which i like and i never stopped drinking it. Perhaps you grew up or the taste of your mouth changed.. try coffee if you're old enough or so .. try a new kind.