Iced tea wave

@nawala123 (23333)
Indonesia
September 18, 2026 9:18am CST
Indonesians enjoy drinking iced tea because it is refreshing, affordable, and pairs well with hot weather or oily foods. The hot climate makes iced tea a quick thirst-quencher. Sweet iced tea is considered the perfect accompaniment to a variety of dishes or fried snacks. This drink is available at almost all food stalls at a very affordable price. Consuming sweet iced tea too frequently can trigger diabetes. The tannin content in tea can inhibit iron absorption if consumed during or immediately after a meal. It is no surprise that the number of people with diabetes in Indonesia is rising sharply.
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@snowy22315 (212953)
• United States
2h
They serve sweet tea here in the South alot too. I avoid it, although I got one by accident the other day. It tastes fine, but I don't need the sugar.
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@nawala123 (23333)
• Indonesia
1h
Sugar is okay along not too much. But it is too much
@Wrexxo (7614)
3h
Iced tea with fried food just makes sense, i get why it's everywhere there. Kinda scary how something so simple and cheap can add up to bigger health problems though. Definitely makes me think twice about how much sugar i put in my own tea.
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@nawala123 (23333)
• Indonesia
1h
Cheap to buy Expensive to heal
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@Traceyjayne (13898)
• United Kingdom
43m
I'm not a fan of tea, either normal or iced but people say how refreshing it is .
@Shivram59 (51900)
• India
1h
I've never tasted iced tea. How is it prepared??