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 Posted: Sat Jul 11, 2009 8:50 pm
Apparently, it's on the teatime menu of the hotel I'm staying at.
Questions for disscussion:
-What exactly would they use to make bubblegum tea?
-Bubblegum is pink because it was the only colour in the creators lab at the time.
- Would you get it?
- Should I get it? I'm not a huge fan of bubblegum, to be fair.
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Posted: Sat Jul 11, 2009 9:03 pm
Hmmm.
- they probably use bubblegum flavoring. But since bubblegum flavors are infinite, that could be a problem. o_O
- That's... nice. o_O
- No. Personally I doubt anyplace can even come close to the wonder that is homemade Texas iced sweet tea. = bliss.
- No. Definitely not.
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The Amazing Flying Circus Crew
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Posted: Sun Jul 12, 2009 9:01 pm
-No idea. Probably what dentists use.
-Okay?
-Nope.
-Probably a bad idea.
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Posted: Sun Jul 12, 2009 9:21 pm
-They may put bubblegum flavoring in it. Another possibility would be that "bubblegum" is arbitrary and the tea is simply a light shade of pink by nature. Someone may have been reminded of bubblegum and thus the name. Although why "bubblegum" and not "rose" in that case is beyond me.
- That's interesting. It's probably one of the easiest shades to make as well. I suppose that they could have simply not added a coloring agent, but somehow white bubblegum isn't quite as appealing.
- I might order it simply out of curiosity, but not before inquiring about its nature to the waiter, and I would likely order a cup of a tea I know I enjoy alongside as a backup. Perhaps, an Earl Grey, or even a red dessert tea.
-I would ask about it first. If it sounds good, order it. If not, go with something else. Be sure that you know what you're getting before you order anything.
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