Vegan Ice Tea?

I'm on the same boat! Used to love drinking them until I realised they're under Unilever and been avoiding a lot of things because of it.
So far, I think the best bet is if you make your own tea or try misc. asian stores that have other 'teas' and such. I know of "Oishi" which make a nice variety of 'green teas' which are sweet and yum!

Best bet is to just make your own. You can always bottle it too if you want it while you're on the go. Otherwise try specialty tea places or tea houses. We have MoMo bubble tea house in Tassie that make great vegan teas or any kind.

Japanese for delicious! Quote "oiishi desu" and "arigatou gozaimasu" when eating Japanese and they'll load you up with heaps of free stuff!!!

free stuff! I Must Learn Japanese!!!


also... watch out for E120,
coloring agent usually the only dodgy thing,
in most beverages one must keep an eye on.
*apart from milk

but is there anything wrong with these drinks,
in regard to animal ingredients? or is it just that they are tested on animals?

thanks!

I used to drink a heap of peach ice tea... the bickfords cordial was nice too

is Bickfords not vegan? the red is understandable but the rest?

I just tried normal tea with 3 teaspoons of suger, ice and a few squirts of lemon juice. Not bad, the first few mouth fulls were gross but once I got used to it it was kind of like having a normal ice tea

Making it the way you've done is probably a whole lot better than from bottles anyway

Haha, maybe I could try that with peach juice, the peach one was always my favourite

That is unbelievable, for what damn purpose do they need to animal test beverages? It also makes me nervous about what junk they are putting in their drinks in the first place.

As previously mentioned, just make your own. I would suggest not to add in any sugar if you can't help it, so many of my close family members have recently been diagnosed with type 2 diabetes including my mother. It is a horrible disease you carry with you the rest of your life.

Have a look into honeybush tea from South Africa if you have a sweet tooth, it has all the natural benefits of tea with no caffeine and no calories:
http://www.montegotea.com/honeybush.htm
http://www.capehoneybushtea.co.za/health.htm

It has a lovely, sweet, honey like taste. I've seen it in T2 but I'm sure you could find it elsewhere for cheaper.