culture is such a fascinating thing, iced tea to me is a common drink but to them it's a whole, new thing... i wonder what their reactions to boba/milk tea would be
@@Ater_Draco how on earth does UK have boba tea before ice tea Edit: jwyhrt removed their comment targeting at me saying "because we are not morons and drink tea the normal way", TL;DR they got bullied hard
Liptons ice tea has existed in the UK as long as I can remember, but it's just not popular here as it is elsewhere. In Europe it's very popular as well as US/Asia. I have boba regularly here though 😂
Geeeeezus stop using this word. People aren't "wholesome". Food is, a video maybe but mostly Food... Freaking children today don't know sh*t past six and a quarter adjectives.
@@ar-sithf.austin3744 Thanks for the cynicism you old fart, your life must be a hoot. Go back to taking your medication before my generation cancels your social security.
I'm in Mississippi and I'm the only one in my family who cannot stand iced tea. Unless it's unsweetened. And I literally do not put any kind of sweetener in it. Crazy huh lol
Iced tea doesn’t need that much sugar. It’s repulsive. Regular Iced tea, moderate sugar. Not everything you put in your body has to give you heart failure or diabetes.
In the early 1970’s, my family went to Scotland. We went to a fancy restaurant and ordered iced tea. We had to explain we wanted cold tea. The brought out a lovely silver teapot in a lovely silver champagne bucket on ice! One of my favorite travel memories of all time!
I didn't know that England was so Black/African now. I'm Bi Racial and only some parts of U.S. have more Black people or a lot but not the whole U.S. I think Black people are like ten percent of U.S. The most his Caucasian then Hispanic them Black African
@@jaegybombi’d say this is actually pretty on brand for traveling. you don’t wanna take all of the familiarity away when you go somewhere else. ice with tea vs just tea seems like a reasonable request. it’s almost like if someone asked for a hot coke in the us. throw that coke in the microwave baby!!
"oh my days" it is. And this accent is anything but proper! This is like the childish accent all kids have in school in London, not a real english accent lol.
@@Chaotic_Observer wow. I really didn’t get the question for a second but you can go now. Just get out. See if you can’t get your head out of your ass on the way, babes.
I do so like these young fellows, and their headmaster. I can see why they like and respect him: he says what he thinks but never in a way designed to offend or be unkind. And they are very much themselves, very genuine as well.
That could end up being quite a money-maker! Definitely 👍👍on the southern part! Maybe do breakfast and lunch. Have biscuits and gravy, but over there, I believe that biscuits are called, "scones". A biscuit, I believe, is a cookie for them. I think these fellas tried biscuits and gravy...and loved it! 😍 👍😉❤️
There is a famous episode of kitchen nightmares of an American woman who opened up a southern soul food restaurant in England. After he helped her she made so much money she moved buildings to a 3 story restaurant. She went back to some of her old ways but Gordon got her back on track. Exactly like you thought though literally raked it in
@M B born and raised in North Florida, essentially the deepest of the South you get. I grew up on local seafood, and southern culinary influences. From classic southern breakfast to smoked BBQ and fried fish. See to make it worth while I'd need a distributor to meet the exact ingredients. Otherwise it'd be hard to get the authentic flavor
I would imagine ingredients being a problem. I think food taste have to with the regions where all the ingredients come from. Like good corn for cornbread might be harder to get in England than in America. Just a thought.
I watched the whole video of them trying biscuits, sausage gravy, fried chicken and the sweet iced tea...it was beautiful seeing their reactions. I encourage you all to go watch it.
So when I was studying in Arkansas I had a resident who never had milk tea. The guy was born and raised in Oklahoma. So as someone who grow up drinking hot tea. I made him a cup. He instantly became a fan.
I was raised in Oklahoma too. Honestly never had it. Any chance I could have a proper recipe, so I could possibly try it?? Always raised on southern sweet iced tea. And have always been curious was the Brits tea is like. Tried every variation I could think of, and didn't care much for it. So, just assumed I wasn't doing it right 😂
That’s so crazy cuz I grew up with it in the midatlantic but I don’t think it’s particularly common. Hot tea or coffee in the morning, iced tea during the day and hot tea at night. Maybe this explains my caffeine tolerance lol. We also had what was basically a British breakfast on the weekends. I’m wondering if my parents were secretly from the UK lol
I mean it's no brainer to have a iced tea in SEA region, it's hot as F in dry season even Japan that is far up north also had a variant of ice tea, I had a chance to taste their chilled Barley tea, its refreshing
When I go on vacation to Turkey and the Middle East I look for bottled iced tea. I looked for it in many minimarkets and supermarkets coolers. I find nothing. I only found fruit-flavored teas and carbonated drink variations. But never found ice-tea-with sugar. I really hate it. You have a carbonated drink with a ton of sugar. But there isn't any ice tea with sugar. Oh cmoon......
No one needs that poison. There's a reason Mississippi has one of the highest obesity rates in 'Murica (39%) and the second highest rate of diabetes (14.2%). Find something better to be proud of.
@@EM-ic1ypReluctant is a mature word? You do realize that British and American people both speak English and have the same words in their repertoire, right? It's a person's prerogative to use those words, but we all have the ability to peruse the English language and implement any and all words in our everyday verbiage.
I love when the boys say, “oh, my days.” Their reactions are so wholesome. I’m new to Ollie and Josh’s content, and have been binging the videos like crazy.
I never realized that something as simple as iced tea is actually something that some people never experienced. As someone who lives in tropical country, I drink that whether it's hot or rainy weather because how hot it is in here.
It's funny, when we went from the US to South Africa in the 80's, my dad couldn't get iced tea at restaurants, so he ordered some hot tea in a pitcher and a bowl of ice and made his own iced tea at the table! The server looked at him like he was crazy - lol. Needless to say, we love our iced tea! :-)
American Southern sweet tea wether it is sweet or unsweetened is amazing, put some lemon in it, or mix it with a fruit flavoring. It's amazing either way
I love all of their responses! I'm a huge fan of iced tea, so this makes me happy. Their responses to sausage gravy & biscuits were awesome as well! ETA: To clarify, they all tried ice tea & sausage gravy at the same time.
I just got done watching the clip where they were clowning us for the way we make tea 😂 😂 😂. They literally said we deserve to be arrested! Seeing them enjoy it is super satisfying!
They have the purest reaction to things we don't think twice about. I think they'd be drinking iced tea more than a cup at certain intervals throughout the day. Iced tea is life!❤
I wonder (and this is just an assumption) if they have hot tea because it’s generally a little colder in the UK, because I live in Texas and it’s always hot so we always have iced tea . I could be wrong. All I know is when it gets up to 110 I want iced tea, not so much hot tea lol. But yes sweet ice tea is a must have
@@dannystephens2626 I don't know cuz I'm in Mississippi and I can't stand sweet tea. And I grew up here and in Louisiana. I prefer it unsweetened. But in my defense, during the summer whenever I cut grass AKA with a push mower I like to have a cup of coffee, hot coffee creamer no sugar. This southern sun's frying my brain 😄
I'm from Georgia and when I was a kid, I thought that when the tea was hot, it wasn't ready yet. I thought that it had to cool down enough to add ice to it. 😭 I thought the ONLY way to drink tea was cold and sweet up until I was about 9 or 10 😂😂
Lol. I'm from GA too. I don't mind hot tea, but I prefer cold, and I can't drink a hot drink and eat at the same time. Although, my favorite "hot tea" is fresh southern sweet tea before ice is added.
That’s sweet tea for you😂 I work at a resturaunt in the southern US and it’s normal for people to drink 3-5 glasses of sweet tea with their meal. It’s so addictive and delicious. Can’t be good for you either.
I love these video because its so fun to not only see the difference in foods but how people view certain foods when they haven’t been conditioned to see them as normal and they just have to blindly taste them. And kids and teens are so honest when it comes to testing things. My long winded way of saying these are fun videos to watch.
As Indonesia, this is quite surprising. Sweet ice tea is a staple in any food stalls and restaurants here 😄 Fun fact: if it’s written in its local name (es teh manis), it’ll cost around 20 cents. If it’s written in English, it might cost you more than 1 dollar
Sweet Iced Tea in the Southern U.S. is our "House Wine". It's a staple in most southern homes, and is drank with most meals, and as just a refreshment. 😉😁❤️
@@addictwithariptide I have tried decaf. I don’t think it’s the caffeine because I drink coffee sometimes. I might be allergic to something in the tea 🤷🏼♀️ Thank you for the suggestion though :)
@@invisibleghostgirl gotcha! I haven’t ever heard of that happening, I guess just stay away from it like you already do 😂. And no problem, I like at least trying to help.
I wonder how the boys would feel if you'd just given them iced tea and not sweet tea? 🤣.... Here in the states some of us drink it without sugar. I prefer it without sugar.
My hillbilly, sweet tea drinking grandma approves, and she also said oh my days and oh my heavens😂. Also, their polished politeness and manners is very admirable for their age, or any age for that matter, bravo gents.
culture is such a fascinating thing, iced tea to me is a common drink but to them it's a whole, new thing... i wonder what their reactions to boba/milk tea would be
Boba tea is very common in the UK
@@Ater_Draco how on earth does UK have boba tea before ice tea
Edit: jwyhrt removed their comment targeting at me saying "because we are not morons and drink tea the normal way", TL;DR they got bullied hard
@@ihrtldrthere is no right way
@@ihrtldr Or just set in your ways, perhaps? ☺️
Liptons ice tea has existed in the UK as long as I can remember, but it's just not popular here as it is elsewhere. In Europe it's very popular as well as US/Asia.
I have boba regularly here though 😂
These kids are wholesome af.
They're so lovely 💖
They are nice
Geeeeezus stop using this word. People aren't "wholesome". Food is, a video maybe but mostly Food... Freaking children today don't know sh*t past six and a quarter adjectives.
Like "cringe"... Most you micro mini turds don't even know what it means. 😆
@@ar-sithf.austin3744 Thanks for the cynicism you old fart, your life must be a hoot. Go back to taking your medication before my generation cancels your social security.
"I'm very reluctant." 🤣"That's proper nice."🤣"Why is it cold if it's tea?""Oh my days."🤣(Their reactions are fun to watch)🙆🏾♀️
its proper fun innit
I love that exclamation of oh my days 😆. Sounds so posh and upscale 😂.
He said proper nice....there is not better praise than that
I like that. That's proper nice
"why is it cold if it's tea?" Is hilarious 😂😂
😭😭sounded so offended 😭
It's Like they whole life has been a lie 😂
“Wait this is illegal. You cant have cold tea.”
The dumbest thing I’ve ever heard glad we threw their tea in the harbor
😂😂😂😂
Not just iced tea, but proper Southern sweet tea
I'm in Mississippi and I'm the only one in my family who cannot stand iced tea. Unless it's unsweetened. And I literally do not put any kind of sweetener in it. Crazy huh lol
Iced tea doesn’t need that much sugar. It’s repulsive. Regular Iced tea, moderate sugar.
Not everything you put in your body has to give you heart failure or diabetes.
I prefer regular ice tea. Especially, with lemon.
@@Appaddict01 if we go somewhere to eat I get water, and tell them no lemon and no ice. 🤷
Do u have a recipe for this southern tea? I would like to recreate and try it 😄
Adding lemon makes it even BETTER!
You basically turn it into an arnold palmer
In the early 1970’s, my family went to Scotland. We went to a fancy restaurant and ordered iced tea. We had to explain we wanted cold tea. The brought out a lovely silver teapot in a lovely silver champagne bucket on ice! One of my favorite travel memories of all time!
I didn't know that England was so Black/African now. I'm Bi Racial and only some parts of U.S. have more Black people or a lot but not the whole U.S. I think Black people are like ten percent of U.S. The most his Caucasian then Hispanic them Black African
Lol ...they were probably like, crazy Americans ..
Seems to go against the spirit of travel but the American in me is still intrigued.
@@jaegybombi’d say this is actually pretty on brand for traveling. you don’t wanna take all of the familiarity away when you go somewhere else. ice with tea vs just tea seems like a reasonable request. it’s almost like if someone asked for a hot coke in the us. throw that coke in the microwave baby!!
OMG Thats crazy but such a great story and memory.🤗
“It’s proper good” “what a daze” they’re so proper
"oh my days" it is. And this accent is anything but proper! This is like the childish accent all kids have in school in London, not a real english accent lol.
Hes saying oh my days
@@pastaaldente Well said
@@pastaaldente Nah its exagerrated heavily by children speaking like this. No adult says froo
@@pepsipwns666 why dont you just let people speak the way they speak? This accent is not seen outside of Britain, making it a british accent
"I know right, we haven't experienced life yet" 😭
Not sure how because iced tea definitely exists in the UK
@@sirhenk5910they was being sarcastic and because it's popular at all.
I love this show and these boys have such lovely ways of expressing themselves.
That last kid realised it's a sugar bomb 😁
"That's proper nice" Im using this 😂
😂💯
Me too! Propa nice😅
Me tooooo
Yes! 😂😂😂
Nooo Americans couldn’t pull off that word 😂
Hearing that little babe say “oh my days” is just the cutest!
Everyone's day's this video apparently! 😂
“Little babe”?
@@Chaotic_Observer wow. I really didn’t get the question for a second but you can go now. Just get out. See if you can’t get your head out of your ass on the way, babes.
@@Chaotic_Observer it means baby
@@HIM7070 ik i just find it kinda funny that they're calling a bunch of teens "bebes"
I do so like these young fellows, and their headmaster. I can see why they like and respect him: he says what he thinks but never in a way designed to offend or be unkind. And they are very much themselves, very genuine as well.
These are my favorite clips, when the go to the academy and involve the kids and headmaster.
He said "that's proper nice" .. love it😁
As a Southern girl this makes my day
Watch the whole video.
They give them biscuits &sausage gravy.
Lol
@@jst2708 yeah I did...chuckled through the whole thing
Me too!!
Right!? We keep trynna tell folks it is legit. On a blazing hot day? Heaven in a cup.
@@andimproud hold the sugar, it's heaven in a cup - otherwise, it's just purgatory in a cup 🥤
bro liked it so much he was ready to fight his parents 😂
These British High Schoolers are priceless. I just love them, and their attitudes !
Kid, you've not met too many of them, have you?
this was such a sweet cultural exchange !!
😂
All I need to do is open a legit southern restaurant in London. They don't know!!!
That could end up being quite a money-maker!
Definitely 👍👍on the southern part!
Maybe do breakfast and lunch.
Have biscuits and gravy, but over there, I believe that biscuits are called, "scones". A biscuit, I believe, is a cookie for them.
I think these fellas tried biscuits and gravy...and loved it! 😍 👍😉❤️
There is a famous episode of kitchen nightmares of an American woman who opened up a southern soul food restaurant in England. After he helped her she made so much money she moved buildings to a 3 story restaurant. She went back to some of her old ways but Gordon got her back on track. Exactly like you thought though literally raked it in
@M B born and raised in North Florida, essentially the deepest of the South you get. I grew up on local seafood, and southern culinary influences. From classic southern breakfast to smoked BBQ and fried fish. See to make it worth while I'd need a distributor to meet the exact ingredients. Otherwise it'd be hard to get the authentic flavor
@@thejtd21Like Jacksonville im guessing the only parts of Florida ik well are Miami, Tampa and Orlando
I would imagine ingredients being a problem. I think food taste have to with the regions where all the ingredients come from. Like good corn for cornbread might be harder to get in England than in America. Just a thought.
"That's proper nice" I love the way they talk lol😂😂😂😂
These boys are ADORABLE!!
I watched the whole video of them trying biscuits, sausage gravy, fried chicken and the sweet iced tea...it was beautiful seeing their reactions. I encourage you all to go watch it.
Link? please and thank you ❤ struggling to find it
@@xairosaenz2073 Its multiple different videos, if you search British Highschoolers Jolly you should be able to find them
Fried chicken? That's very common in the uk
I want to try scones and gravy
@@boom5732 It's an episode where they have their first Popeye's chicken. The boys said they were use to KFC.
The dude that said he's reluctant has a really nice voice. He needs to do audiobooks or something.
I can see him as a high court judge in the future 😂😂
All these child testers are 8th graders.
@@fredlin6303the title says high school
These guys are awesome! Love watching their reactions. Totally open and honest!
"Oh my daze" 😂 They make it look so good while they're drinking it- makes me want to try it too even though I have already!
So when I was studying in Arkansas I had a resident who never had milk tea. The guy was born and raised in Oklahoma. So as someone who grow up drinking hot tea. I made him a cup. He instantly became a fan.
I was raised in Oklahoma too.
Honestly never had it.
Any chance I could have a proper recipe, so I could possibly try it??
Always raised on southern sweet iced tea. And have always been curious was the Brits tea is like. Tried every variation I could think of, and didn't care much for it. So, just assumed I wasn't doing it right
😂
Yeah we don't do that here (oklahoma). I had it first due to a friend from Europe. It's sooo good
That’s so crazy cuz I grew up with it in the midatlantic but I don’t think it’s particularly common. Hot tea or coffee in the morning, iced tea during the day and hot tea at night. Maybe this explains my caffeine tolerance lol. We also had what was basically a British breakfast on the weekends. I’m wondering if my parents were secretly from the UK lol
What's milk tea? I
@@camden336 tea with milk/condensed milk and sugar (opt)
LMAO. I guess it's cold in the UK. If you live in SEA, you will find iced tea everywhere. And you will be very much grateful for it 😆
I mean it's no brainer to have a iced tea in SEA region, it's hot as F in dry season even Japan that is far up north also had a variant of ice tea, I had a chance to taste their chilled Barley tea, its refreshing
Yessss
I love iced tea
When I go on vacation to Turkey and the Middle East I look for bottled iced tea.
I looked for it in many minimarkets and supermarkets coolers.
I find nothing.
I only found fruit-flavored teas and carbonated drink variations.
But never found ice-tea-with sugar.
I really hate it.
You have a carbonated drink with a ton of sugar.
But there isn't any ice tea with sugar.
Oh cmoon......
@@roymustang5850
Lol, even in rainy season it's still freaking HOT here in Indonesia. Also, the humidity is close to 100%
The manners on these boys is incredible
The best refresher on a warm day next to water.
As a Mississippian, I can't be more proud
No one needs that poison. There's a reason Mississippi has one of the highest obesity rates in 'Murica (39%) and the second highest rate of diabetes (14.2%). Find something better to be proud of.
😊
That kid 😂 “if my mom and dad didn’t like this better than hot tea we’d have problems”😂 lol
What problems would he have with folks though 😅😂😂😂
beat his ass like asian parents
Bro just called a 35 year old man a British highscooler and called it a day
I completely agree, iced tea is so much better than hot tea, it’s so refreshing and you can taste the tea better
95 and humid. Sitting on the porch with iced tea. ❤
It could be 18 outside I still drink iced tea 😂
@@camden336 same 😂
Yes, it's a year round drink in my house. 😂😂😂
@@msbigdog1460 right!
Make sure you have a porch swing. Just heavenly
These Brit’s are so proper, it’s really charming!
“that’s proper nice” 💀
I love their talk thats proper nice 😂
Why do British people have such mature words
What word was mature?
@@NoName-cs8zuReluctant
Read more books, brother. Expanding your vocabulary is easy.
@@EM-ic1ypReluctant is a mature word? You do realize that British and American people both speak English and have the same words in their repertoire, right? It's a person's prerogative to use those words, but we all have the ability to peruse the English language and implement any and all words in our everyday verbiage.
@@SeanShimamoto Where am I from, "reluctant" is a rare word.
And I as an American, looove my hot tea in the afternoon! Yes, I add milk or cream to it!
You're not alone. I love a cup of hot tea anytime and gotta have sugar and some kind of creamer. Otherwise I'm a full fledged ice tea nut! 😂😂😂😂
I just love the phrase “oh my days” it’s just so good
I love when the boys say, “oh, my days.” Their reactions are so wholesome. I’m new to Ollie and Josh’s content, and have been binging the videos like crazy.
I never realized that something as simple as iced tea is actually something that some people never experienced. As someone who lives in tropical country, I drink that whether it's hot or rainy weather because how hot it is in here.
it's actually weird they haven't, iced tea is everywhere
British people love tea, so it never occurred to me that they don’t have iced tea. These reactions were adorable! 😍
This makes my Southern heart happy. ❤
I just love watching your content. It makes me smile
They are so funny. We haven't experienced life yet ..that got me.
It's funny, when we went from the US to South Africa in the 80's, my dad couldn't get iced tea at restaurants, so he ordered some hot tea in a pitcher and a bowl of ice and made his own iced tea at the table! The server looked at him like he was crazy - lol. Needless to say, we love our iced tea! :-)
I'm a 90s kid and it was already here before I was born, so 🤷
Such adorable reactions 😊.
Thank you for giving this to them! Some of the other videos where they’re knocking on iced tea, cause that hadn’t had it, were killing me. 😂
seeing these guys enjoy this so much makes me appreciate it more lmao
Did NOT expect that.
I'm english and I love iced tea!! You can get other flavors as well!!! Lemon, peach, mango and raspberry!!!!!
“Iced tea is soo good”❤ he is so adorable.
American Southern sweet tea wether it is sweet or unsweetened is amazing, put some lemon in it, or mix it with a fruit flavoring. It's amazing either way
Arnold Palmers. That's the way
I love all of their responses! I'm a huge fan of iced tea, so this makes me happy. Their responses to sausage gravy & biscuits were awesome as well!
ETA: To clarify, they all tried ice tea & sausage gravy at the same time.
I love this vids and reactions. Too much fun.
I just got done watching the clip where they were clowning us for the way we make tea 😂 😂 😂. They literally said we deserve to be arrested! Seeing them enjoy it is super satisfying!
They have the purest reaction to things we don't think twice about. I think they'd be drinking iced tea more than a cup at certain intervals throughout the day. Iced tea is life!❤
Oh nothing finer than a glass of sweet ice tea.. I am famous for my Sweet Ice Tea, use to have Police Officers come by my home for a glass. LOL
I wonder (and this is just an assumption) if they have hot tea because it’s generally a little colder in the UK, because I live in Texas and it’s always hot so we always have iced tea . I could be wrong. All I know is when it gets up to 110 I want iced tea, not so much hot tea lol. But yes sweet ice tea is a must have
@@dannystephens2626 i was just talking about that fact, outside gardening they stop to drink a hot tea. It was smoking hot too.
I’ve never heard of you.
@@dannystephens2626 I don't know cuz I'm in Mississippi and I can't stand sweet tea. And I grew up here and in Louisiana. I prefer it unsweetened. But in my defense, during the summer whenever I cut grass AKA with a push mower I like to have a cup of coffee, hot coffee creamer no sugar. This southern sun's frying my brain 😄
@@cathyb5759 😦I like coffee but not after lawn work😂unsweet isn’t that bad, to me it’s just water with a little twang in it.
You're changing these kids life 😭
As a born & raised Southerner, the only time I drink hot tea is when I'm sick😂
I'm from Georgia and when I was a kid, I thought that when the tea was hot, it wasn't ready yet. I thought that it had to cool down enough to add ice to it. 😭 I thought the ONLY way to drink tea was cold and sweet up until I was about 9 or 10 😂😂
Me too I'm from NC and my mom boiled it with sugar then she put it in a glass jug with sliced lemon...
Lol. I'm from GA too. I don't mind hot tea, but I prefer cold, and I can't drink a hot drink and eat at the same time. Although, my favorite "hot tea" is fresh southern sweet tea before ice is added.
My absolute favorite drink. Always get a glass whenever I can.
Iced tea on a hot summer day just hits that sweet spot so right!
Yah. My 11 year old will try any drink or food. These teens are so RELUCTANT.
I know a lot of people love sweet tea, but I gotta give a shout to regular ole iced tea too.
i love their accent 😩✨
They don't have an accent. They are English men, speaking English you muppet
That’s sweet tea for you😂 I work at a resturaunt in the southern US and it’s normal for people to drink 3-5 glasses of sweet tea with their meal. It’s so addictive and delicious. Can’t be good for you either.
These guys are so darn cute!!! I just love them.
I love these video because its so fun to not only see the difference in foods but how people view certain foods when they haven’t been conditioned to see them as normal and they just have to blindly taste them. And kids and teens are so honest when it comes to testing things. My long winded way of saying these are fun videos to watch.
As Indonesia, this is quite surprising. Sweet ice tea is a staple in any food stalls and restaurants here 😄
Fun fact: if it’s written in its local name (es teh manis), it’ll cost around 20 cents. If it’s written in English, it might cost you more than 1 dollar
Sounds delicious
Surge charge for foreigners not learning local language?
@@fredlin6303Its not for foreigner, its more like fanciness. Like american with french word
Ah, so sweet iced tea is not just a Southern US thing. Good to know
If you have dine-in, iced tea is pretty much a must-have.
They way these boys talk is so adorable and endearing
This is why culture is meant to be shared.
I love watching your videos! The kids reaction are awesome!
The little things we take for granted.❤️
As American I really appreciate your sincere reactions
Kids out here committing treason on their hot tea 😂
“That’s proper nice”😂
I'm watching this while sipping on a iced tea LOL
Man it’s nice to see that some kids in the new generation still have class
“Oh my days.” Love that kiddo lol.
Sweet Iced Tea in the Southern U.S. is our "House Wine". It's a staple in most southern homes, and is drank with most meals, and as just a refreshment. 😉😁❤️
Southern Sweet Tea is especially good on a hot summer day. It cools you and brightens your eyes.
Us Southerners been telling you how good sweet iced tea is🤷♀️!!👍🥰
" that's proper nice"---- I'll use it. Muaaaaah.
It is “proper nice” 😊 I love it too… just consume in moderation 🥰
I'm so happy they like our Sweet Tea!! Thank you for sharing. :)
That’s actually sweet tea, popular in the south, has two cups of sugar per pitcher.
Yep that is the proper amount
"oh my daze" lol they are too cute I love this for them
As someone who lives where iced tea is popular, I get weird looks when I say I don’t like tea (hot or cold). I get major headaches when I drink it.
Have you tried decaf? We buy decaf tea bags and make our own sweet tea because we can’t have a lot of caffeine.
@@addictwithariptide Thoughtful of you to suggest that. ☺️
@@addictwithariptide I have tried decaf. I don’t think it’s the caffeine because I drink coffee sometimes. I might be allergic to something in the tea 🤷🏼♀️
Thank you for the suggestion though :)
@@invisibleghostgirl gotcha! I haven’t ever heard of that happening, I guess just stay away from it like you already do 😂. And no problem, I like at least trying to help.
I've never heard of that, usually teas cure the headache
But how cute are they all! So charming to see them like new foods and drinks 😁
lol this is so real I could finish a whole ice tea gallon in like one hour it’s so good
The first angle with the pouring was soooo satisfying
Iced tea is my favourite drink
I wonder how the boys would feel if you'd just given them iced tea and not sweet tea? 🤣.... Here in the states some of us drink it without sugar. I prefer it without sugar.
No, they're not, and they didn't even know what iced tea is 😆.
My hillbilly, sweet tea drinking grandma approves, and she also said oh my days and oh my heavens😂. Also, their polished politeness and manners is very admirable for their age, or any age for that matter, bravo gents.
Nothing better to drink on a hot day out than some ice cold sweet tea