I actually enjoy the channel, but come on guys! If you are gonna say it's ice tea, at least give them...ICE maybe? All it takes is water and a freezer to make ice.
@@TribalPeopleTryOfficial you make a good point here….. while the presence of ice cubes in the drink would give it more of an authentic experience, one must still bow to both the current conditions AND not present something too extreme that its very strangeness might make it unpalatable
@@TribalPeopleTryOfficial we drink ice tea with ice in the coldest days of winter here, outside temp does not have anything to do with Iced Tea, if it is really hot then the glass will have a lot of ice and in the snowy winter it will have 3 to 4 ice cubes only. Also mint and lemon are not the norm for Iced Tea, it is a thing but not the norm
Um, yeah, that happened for lots of people the first time they had iced coffee.... I think it started being popular and more widely available in Canada and the USA in the 90's some time.
Many places here that serve iced tea -- generally just strong black tea -- allow you to serve yourself, and are "bottomless" (meaning unlimited) while you are there. Generally there are two dispensers, one for sweet tea, and one for unsweetened. This allows people to adjust their tea to the sweetness they prefer, without having to try adding sugar or honey to a cold beverage.
@@VeryCherryCherry I'm in the Pacific Northwest US, Portland. It's a pretty common practice, but far from universal. I grew up in Texas, and there they don't often offer unsweetened tea -- or didn't in the twentieth century, it's been a while. But in places where tea is served in the US, that's not uncommon. The demand here might be higher than Canada, not being as hot generally.
@@willcool713 I too am come from Texas, moved to Wisconsin in 2008 when in my late 30s. For a short time I lived in Oklahoma, then Oregon coast. The areas I went the restaurants that had self-serve dispensers(mane fast food joints) for tea had a choice of sweet & unsweetened tea. But in Texas if you went to a place that didn't have self-serve and had a waiter bring you pitchers, often was hard to find unsweetened tea.
A half tea/half lemonade 🍋 iced drink is also quite delicious! In America this drink is called an "Arnold Palmer" after a professional golfer who loves it
I like Arnold Palmer tea. Sadly all they have around here is the 'diet' kind that I can't have. I normally get the 'Arizona' brand, but it's a little too sweet for my taste.
nothing better than an ice cold unsweet tea. i used to drink sweet tea but i really dont care for sweets as much as i get older. So i drink unsweet tea all of the time. I cant even remember the last time i had a soda lol
I'm sure it must be time for 'Dr' Tahir to write his own healthy eating and drinking guide! I love Peach flavoured ice tea , perfect for summer evenings!
Julz Munckton, yes! Peach flavored iced tea is simply the best! And the goof balls commenting under you just don't get it! They must be new here. Smh!!
Growing up in the country, iced tea was a thing grandmother's took pride in being the best at making. Once the brew flavor is on point, you add sugar to your taste, however, most make it a bit on the sweeter side. The reason for this is because they would then fill a glass (mason jar much of the time) with ice (to the top) and pour the hot tea over the ice. Doing it this way cuts the sweetness down to being just right and there is no odd syrupiness to it. Its a beautiful thing once perfected but it does take time and practice to get it down. I can't drink store bought sweet tea because it's just not good in comparison. I enjoyed watching their reactions. Peace and love be with you all! :)
That's one way of doing it. Some don't pour the hot tea over ice, instead refrigerate it and serve after 24 hrs being chilled. How my family made it for generations was to boil the water with the sugar (depends on choice aunt would add 2 cups per pitcher), remove from heat and add ammt of desired tea bags and steep, then refrigerate. keep in fridge until gone.
@Katzztar My grandma uses about 2 cups of sugar a pitcher as well. Her friend Orlee made better tea, though. For me, I can't deal with the syrupiness. How was that after the 24-hour chill timer?
@@chrisfrench9257 After the chill time it was very refreshingly cold. When I was a kid, my aunt would have a pitcher already made and one in progress ...needed when she had 5 kids of her own + me + multiple kids. Once and a while she'd also make some sun tea but most kids wouldn't drink it until it was icy cold.
Awwwww. You brought me right back to mornings at home. My grandmother raised me and we made the tea every morning. Hers WAS always perfect. For close to 60 years now, i brew the same brand, exactly the same way and it just doesn't compare. That secret ingredient of grandmothers ❤️
Iced Tea has many varieties. To get the best tea flavor it has to be brewed (not boiled) for a while. Sun tea stays outside all day. Also, I make a base mix where I brew the tea and add sugar when it is hot so that it gets fully dissolved. Same for lemonade. This is the first time I have seen mint leaves added to iced tea, so I will have to try that sometime. Cheers!
Salaam! You are so lovely and super people, mashallah! Please keep up the fantastic work on your channel! I will keep on supporting! Lots of love from Germany. Danish 🤗
If you want to try it with mint, you could just add a mint tea bag when you make the iced tea :) Fresh mint leaves are lovely, but unless you have them growing in your garden, it tends to be kind of expensive at the store.
I think the trick is to make the the tea a bit stronger when making iced tea, so that when you add ice or cold water, it's still the normal strength that you would drink tea. If they take their tea with milk, they may like milk tea or boba tea. They are like hot tea with milk, only served cold. They are nice and refreshing when it's very hot outside.
To make good ice tea, use ordinary black tea, boil the water, add the tea and let it steep for 5 minutes. Do NOT boil it! Add sugar or sweetene if you want to. Let it cool down. Serve over ice (and with mint or lemon/lime if preferred). You can also make it with green tea instead. Then I prefer to add lemon and lime as well as sweetener. This is a great tea for hot weather! So refreshing!
Fancier than I ever have it here in the USA. I usually just drink straight black tea, chilled, without ice, occasionally adding lemon for taste. I don't care for sugar myself, but a lot of people do. It's also quite good when sweetened with fruit juice instead of sugar. My grandmother who is 100 will drink tea with milk on occasion, I've never cared for it, though.
TPT that was something that was different for them all to try, I loved Gulsher reaction when TPT said about pouring it over ice was horrendous but funny, Tahir knows all about lemons and tea and all what it does for us, but at least he laughs at himself which is so sweet. The whole video is pure delight as the venture into tasting another new thing, and I was surprised that it went down so well. Well done and thank you for sharing this.
I love that they think they’re being pranked, just so funny! Also I always appreciate how they instantly try to find a time of the year when it would be best to integrate it into their lives! So fun
This was so sweet to watch :) I love human connection like this, how people from another part of the world I've never been to get to experience something that I do everyday for the first time...Give them deep fried ice cream next!!
I kind of think that just plain, unsweetened iced tea (with more ice than what they had) should have been served first; have them try that, and _then_ try iced tea with the added lemon, sugar and mint leaves. Trying peach or raspberry iced tea would also have been good to see.
Iced tea contains ice! What, no ice in this country???? Actually, iced tea is one of the most popular drinks in the USA! I drink it almost every day of every season!
Iced tea has ice in! It is also dark brown. Here in the South, it is very sweet. Heretics, I mean Yankees, drink it unsweetened. The purpose of the lemon garnish is so that they can add lemon, if they choose. What you gave them looks more like an Arnold Palmer - a combination of tea and lemonade.☕🤷🏾♀️🇺🇦
I find the coloration depends on how much sugar is in it, it is possible to add so much sugar to the drink it lightens it up... usually it's the amount others tease you with "Would you like some tea with that sugar?" or "A spoon can stand up in that!".
I've drank Ice Tea all my life, but never with mint. Mostly lemon tea, it's great during the summertime. We usually made sun tea. That is where you put the tea in a glass picture and let the Sun brew the tea instead of on the stove. I guess it would be hard to keep the ICE from melting where you are at. Next time I will have to have tea with mint leaves, it sounds good.
I think it's important to point out that in the west we also drink tea in the style you're used to, but we call it "chai" to distinguish it. We often borrow other languages when we need a word for their food or drink. Even if tea and chai have technically the same meaning.
Have a float party. Ask each their favorite soda flavor. Give them a scoop of ice cream in a glass and ask them to pour the some of their soda on top. It will freak them out.
I jave been literally dreaming of floats lately. Big Red or Barq's Red with a scoop ( or two) vanilla ice cream or Cream soda with a scoop of chocolate or cherry ice cream Oh shucks, who am i kidding - i will make just about any combo work, those are just my favs. Happy Summer, everyone!!!!
Not a boiling milkshake, but there ARE two things you can offer them. One is "warm milk" (milk heated in a pan -- but be careful you don't boil or scald it). In America, we give it to children to help them get to sleep at bedtime. The other thing is deep-fried ice cream. Vanilla ice cream is wrapped in a dough, which is quickly fried (enough to cook the dough, but not enough to melt the ice cream), and then sugar is sprinkled on top.
3:22 Ruqaiya looks so kind in every clip the way she regards the production crew behind the camera, she reminds me of my auntie. I hope the people on the show know they're loved by many
Best Reactions yet from the whole crew!! I know darn well other neighboring countries have herbal teas drank hot. How can it be they have not had some of those before. I drink a hot herbal tea every morning. In the heat of summer I serve my brewed tea over ice. So good.
Wow! Love their reactions! This just how I grew up drinking iced tea; not too strong, a little sugar, a little lemon, and a touch of mint from the garden. If you crush the mint leaves a little first, their flavour will release more and make the drink even more refreshing! Hello from Canada!
I'm loving the entire tiny lemon on the cup. Where I'm from we call the unsweetened version iced tea and people are more likely to add lemon. Sweet tea is SWEET. Both are served over lots of ice. I make my sweet tea extra strong because I know the ice will melt and water it down. Pro tip: mix the sugar with the hot concentrated tea so it dissolves completely before adding cold water.
Keep up the good work! They are great people willing to try new things and that is amazin! I really like when they are explained about the food or drinks. Evendo at times it seams they cannot grasp the meaning but nicely enough accept the concept. Bravo! Blessings!
AS someone that grew up in East Texas, which is part of the USA's Southern region I can say yes cold tea , preferably Sweet Tea, is a vital refreshment during our hot summers. With the focus on "ice tea" instead of "Sweet tea" I have to wonder if they did get sweet tea. There was no mention was this ice tea 'premade' (canned tea like Arizona or Brisk brands) or instant powder? If so then not proper Sweet tea.
Best in a while. The absolute surprise at the absurdity of the idea is beautiful, more so because we can't imagine NOT having iced tea when it is hot here. Strange planet!
*don't forget rooibos tea* which is south african tea, and rooibos, pronounced roo-e-boos, means red bush in afrikaans, so it's red tea, but it's usually comes in different flavours (:
Too bad that they didn't give them straight iced tea first then with the lemon or mint so they could understand the taste difference. Not everyone puts lemon or mint in their iced tea but I'm happy they tried it.
I find it humorous that in certain parts of the world people have never heard of iced tea 😮! 😂I’m in Western North Carolina USA 🇺🇸 near Tennessee and we drink tons of iced sweet tea. I love this! It’s cute somehow ❤I have 2 gallon pitchers in my refrigerator right now. In a couple of days my husband alone will drink it all 😂.
On our side of the world it's a daily habit to drink tea that we call chaa and not cold tea...we make it by boiling milk, sugar, tea leaves....tea has been here for thousands of years and travelled to America from here
I love iced tea. I am so happy for the team, that they are always willing to try something new! They kept talking about boiled milkshakes 😂😂 let them try eggnog. ❤
I enjoy ice tea. 🥃 It's a good alternative to soda or fruit juices which have way too much sugar. Some ice teas are very sweet but in that case I just add water or more ice. 😁
I wonder if they have ever tried different kinds of herbal teas? in my mind, (and forgive me or I did not catch the woman's name) but she and Dr. Tahir are quite knowledgeable about the medicinal effects of each tea hehe :)
The majority of the world drinks tea mixed with water. It is usually brewed in hot water. No milk. Some other countries use milk in the black/dark Tea's. The UK and Pakistan, and India typically use milk. (which in my opinion is weird. But oh well.) I personally love hot tea on a cold day, and iced tea on a hot day. Alabama sweet tea, with a bag of no shell salted peanuts.. Oh man. That's heaven.
Iced tea has ice! It's literally in the name. That's the reason why it's overly sweet and like syrup to them, there's no ice to dilute it so, it's still overly sweet like syrup. You should always look up a few recipes and practice before serving it to people.
*Lemon and honey do help with coughs, and we use that as well. I love mint in it as well, and ginger in ice tea is also very good and good for you. To make Sun Tea, take a large glass jar, put tea leaves in it and fill with water. Gallon size is perfect but any size will do. Put in sun all day, to brew with the sun. Keep lid closed but loosely. Use as iced tea and will maintain a few days.*
It’s called “Iced Tea” not “Ice Tea.” It is tea that has been iced not tea made from ice. And it wasn’t iced properly. Iced tea is served in a glass that is at least halfway full of ice. This is just cold tea.
I totaly understand. I am from Brazil and to us, coffee is a hot drink, when i saw in other countries they have ice coffee, my mind blow hahahahahahaha
have them try some southern sweet tea that we drink here in america! its basic, just black tea brewed and then a good bit of sugar! cant go wrong (: maybe have them try an arnold palmer as well! its just sweet tea & lemonade mixed - very good though! Love your videos though and all of the tribal people featured! I like to see their different reactions to things plus they are all super cool and funny at times
I have tea with my sugar. 🤪 True story: I had my first hot tea when I was in my 30's (while visiting India). That was also the first time I had tea with milk.
I live in the southern part of America. Today, the temperature is 110 degrees F. You need 2 things to survive here sweet ice tea and air-conditioning. We drink ice tea like it's water. 😂 I Love you guys.
You should make sun tea where you put tea bags and water Ina big glass jar and let it sit in the sun all day and then you can mix it with a little sugar and lemon and ice
I actually enjoy the channel, but come on guys! If you are gonna say it's ice tea, at least give them...ICE maybe? All it takes is water and a freezer to make ice.
The temperature outside dropped down abruptly due to rain on the day of recording, so we didn't add extra ice. We mentioned it in the video also.
@@TribalPeopleTryOfficial you make a good point here….. while the presence of ice cubes in the drink would give it more of an authentic experience, one must still bow to both the current conditions AND not present something too extreme that its very strangeness might make it unpalatable
Did you know, only 47% of Pakistan’s own a refrigerator.
@@TribalPeopleTryOfficial we drink ice tea with ice in the coldest days of winter here, outside temp does not have anything to do with Iced Tea, if it is really hot then the glass will have a lot of ice and in the snowy winter it will have 3 to 4 ice cubes only. Also mint and lemon are not the norm for Iced Tea, it is a thing but not the norm
Hot TEA
I like my iced tea waaay darker than that. I can't imagine it has much tea flavor.
Yes, it did look a bit insipid. They should have used "Yorkshire" tea. That's a proper brew.
Looks like they added ice ,but it melt before the shoot.
this is probably green tea and you are used to black tea
@@Acolis Green tea is, well, green.
The leaves might be fresher than what you're used to. It almost looks like green tea.
iced tea tastes good even with less to no sugar, but make sure the tea is strong enough or it will taste like iced sugar water 👍🍹
Yeah, thats why they likely called it syrup. Had too much sugar in it.
Imagine drinking hot coffee all your life and then someone invents iced coffee and you're like "😮"
Um, yeah, that happened for lots of people the first time they had iced coffee.... I think it started being popular and more widely available in Canada and the USA in the 90's some time.
In Brazil and Italy there's a drink where they use "hot" wine 🍷
Had the Vietnamese Iced coffee for years.
I almost never have hot coffee after discovering iced. Even in the winter.
@@Arnt91
Hey, like japanese sake! mmm
Many places here that serve iced tea -- generally just strong black tea -- allow you to serve yourself, and are "bottomless" (meaning unlimited) while you are there. Generally there are two dispensers, one for sweet tea, and one for unsweetened. This allows people to adjust their tea to the sweetness they prefer, without having to try adding sugar or honey to a cold beverage.
Where is "here"? I'm assuming you mean Southern USA somewhere. We don't have that where I am in Canada.
@@VeryCherryCherry I'm in the Pacific Northwest US, Portland. It's a pretty common practice, but far from universal. I grew up in Texas, and there they don't often offer unsweetened tea -- or didn't in the twentieth century, it's been a while. But in places where tea is served in the US, that's not uncommon. The demand here might be higher than Canada, not being as hot generally.
@@willcool713 I too am come from Texas, moved to Wisconsin in 2008 when in my late 30s. For a short time I lived in Oklahoma, then Oregon coast. The areas I went the restaurants that had self-serve dispensers(mane fast food joints) for tea had a choice of sweet & unsweetened tea. But in Texas if you went to a place that didn't have self-serve and had a waiter bring you pitchers, often was hard to find unsweetened tea.
Sweet or unsweetened tea is available most everywhere in Texas now, but the glass is stacked with ice.
@@baskervillebee6097 because of how sweet it is, if you drank a full glass with no ice youd probably go into a diabetic coma hahaha
A half tea/half lemonade 🍋 iced drink is also quite delicious! In America this drink is called an "Arnold Palmer" after a professional golfer who loves it
Cool, it has my first name. I didn't know it exist
One of my favorite summer drinks
I like Arnold Palmer tea. Sadly all they have around here is the 'diet' kind that I can't have. I normally get the 'Arizona' brand, but it's a little too sweet for my taste.
One taste of Arnold Palmer and they would get addicted! That's the best tasting tea/lemonade blend I ever had in my entire life!!!! Yummy! 😋😋
I would of liked to have seen how they would have translated an Arnold Palmer to them.
I love to see their take on everything 🤩
They appreciate everything.
I’m stuck on this series
These videos are always so much fun.
I knew this was going to get some great reactions! HA HA
This is surprising that they haven't had it cold with ice before. I love it. It's very refreshing with no sugar and it is great for your health.
nothing better than an ice cold unsweet tea. i used to drink sweet tea but i really dont care for sweets as much as i get older. So i drink unsweet tea all of the time. I cant even remember the last time i had a soda lol
Not sure if you have ever tried chai before, but it is an equal delight to many Westerners who have only ever drunk iced or breakfast tea :-)
on my UA-cam channel i channel do food reviews while I’m super high 🙇♂️
It may cause kidney stones.
Do not drink tea if you have issues with your kidneys!
I'm sure it must be time for 'Dr' Tahir to write his own healthy eating and drinking guide! I love Peach flavoured ice tea , perfect for summer evenings!
He babbles on and also shows he's not the smartest or brightest light bulb. No doubt he's probably a nice guy.
Please don’t! Much of the time he doesn’t know what he is talking about, he just babbles on and on… He would for sure get sued!
Julz Munckton, yes! Peach flavored iced tea is simply the best! And the goof balls commenting under you just don't get it! They must be new here. Smh!!
@@ladiuneeq9789 I agree , that is why I put the 'Dr' in italics !
Growing up in the country, iced tea was a thing grandmother's took pride in being the best at making. Once the brew flavor is on point, you add sugar to your taste, however, most make it a bit on the sweeter side. The reason for this is because they would then fill a glass (mason jar much of the time) with ice (to the top) and pour the hot tea over the ice. Doing it this way cuts the sweetness down to being just right and there is no odd syrupiness to it. Its a beautiful thing once perfected but it does take time and practice to get it down. I can't drink store bought sweet tea because it's just not good in comparison. I enjoyed watching their reactions. Peace and love be with you all! :)
That's one way of doing it. Some don't pour the hot tea over ice, instead refrigerate it and serve after 24 hrs being chilled. How my family made it for generations was to boil the water with the sugar (depends on choice aunt would add 2 cups per pitcher), remove from heat and add ammt of desired tea bags and steep, then refrigerate. keep in fridge until gone.
@Katzztar My grandma uses about 2 cups of sugar a pitcher as well. Her friend Orlee made better tea, though. For me, I can't deal with the syrupiness. How was that after the 24-hour chill timer?
@@chrisfrench9257 After the chill time it was very refreshingly cold. When I was a kid, my aunt would have a pitcher already made and one in progress ...needed when she had 5 kids of her own + me + multiple kids.
Once and a while she'd also make some sun tea but most kids wouldn't drink it until it was icy cold.
Awwwww. You brought me right back to mornings at home. My grandmother raised me and we made the tea every morning. Hers WAS always perfect. For close to 60 years now, i brew the same brand, exactly the same way and it just doesn't compare. That secret ingredient of grandmothers ❤️
The look on Gull Sher’s face when he was told it’s normally served with a whole glass of ice…just made my day 😅
Yeah
Iced Tea has many varieties. To get the best tea flavor it has to be brewed (not boiled) for a while. Sun tea stays outside all day. Also, I make a base mix where I brew the tea and add sugar when it is hot so that it gets fully dissolved. Same for lemonade. This is the first time I have seen mint leaves added to iced tea, so I will have to try that sometime. Cheers!
Raspberry tea will blow your mind 😋
Raspberries are the best berry. Fight me
So true !
Now they need to try southern iced tea!😂
This sounds like it is sweet tea
You mean ice syrup!
Exactly , Southern sweet tea should be of a darker hue. And be much more sweet. So much so as you sip you hear Wilfred Brimley say DIABETES.
They would die from the sweetness! 😊
@@LiquidRetro sweet tea =/= southern ice tea. Southern iced tea is dark, sweet, and isn't served with mint. That's bizarre.
Salaam! You are so lovely and super people, mashallah! Please keep up the fantastic work on your channel! I will keep on supporting! Lots of love from Germany. Danish 🤗
I love iced tea with lemon, but unsweetened. Sweet tea is soooooo sugary. I'll have to try adding mint next time.
If you want to try it with mint, you could just add a mint tea bag when you make the iced tea :) Fresh mint leaves are lovely, but unless you have them growing in your garden, it tends to be kind of expensive at the store.
I think the trick is to make the the tea a bit stronger when making iced tea, so that when you add ice or cold water, it's still the normal strength that you would drink tea.
If they take their tea with milk, they may like milk tea or boba tea. They are like hot tea with milk, only served cold. They are nice and refreshing when it's very hot outside.
To make good ice tea, use ordinary black tea, boil the water, add the tea and let it steep for 5 minutes. Do NOT boil it! Add sugar or sweetene if you want to. Let it cool down. Serve over ice (and with mint or lemon/lime if preferred). You can also make it with green tea instead. Then I prefer to add lemon and lime as well as sweetener. This is a great tea for hot weather! So refreshing!
All I want in my iced tea is ice...LOL. No sugar or mint added. My favorite tea in the evening is peach. Before bed I like chamomile 😃
Fancier than I ever have it here in the USA. I usually just drink straight black tea, chilled, without ice, occasionally adding lemon for taste. I don't care for sugar myself, but a lot of people do. It's also quite good when sweetened with fruit juice instead of sugar.
My grandmother who is 100 will drink tea with milk on occasion, I've never cared for it, though.
TPT that was something that was different for them all to try, I loved Gulsher reaction when TPT said about pouring it over ice was horrendous but funny, Tahir knows all about lemons and tea and all what it does for us, but at least he laughs at himself which is so sweet. The whole video is pure delight as the venture into tasting another new thing, and I was surprised that it went down so well. Well done and thank you for sharing this.
Haha. After he said serve me hot icecream and cold tea, I'm thinking a "baked Alaska" would blow his mind.
I love that they think they’re being pranked, just so funny! Also I always appreciate how they instantly try to find a time of the year when it would be best to integrate it into their lives! So fun
This was so sweet to watch :) I love human connection like this, how people from another part of the world I've never been to get to experience something that I do everyday for the first time...Give them deep fried ice cream next!!
Get them some Texas SWEET tea... they'll be bouncing off the walls 😂😂😂
AnY Southern tea will do!!!
YAY Texas sweet tea!!!😋😋😋
This is not strong enough to be called tea.
Sweet tea is not fit for dogs!!!
@@Dave85262 Them some fighting words
I ❤Tahir!! His "Tennnnnnnn" 👍🏽makes me smile! ☺
We take ice for granted in America. Ice Tea, one of the best summer time drinks 😀🇺🇸
Mr. Tahir is such an elegant man that he gets his iced tea served to him on an actual plate 😆
Lol
I kind of think that just plain, unsweetened iced tea (with more ice than what they had) should have been served first; have them try that, and _then_ try iced tea with the added lemon, sugar and mint leaves. Trying peach or raspberry iced tea would also have been good to see.
Iced tea contains ice! What, no ice in this country???? Actually, iced tea is one of the most popular drinks in the USA! I drink it almost every day of every season!
Iced tea has ice in! It is also dark brown. Here in the South, it is very sweet. Heretics, I mean Yankees, drink it unsweetened. The purpose of the lemon garnish is so that they can add lemon, if they choose.
What you gave them looks more like an Arnold Palmer - a combination of tea and lemonade.☕🤷🏾♀️🇺🇦
I find the coloration depends on how much sugar is in it, it is possible to add so much sugar to the drink it lightens it up... usually it's the amount others tease you with "Would you like some tea with that sugar?" or "A spoon can stand up in that!".
Love Tahir's western movie story. Cheers from America!
It's nice to see you recruited a lady.
Yes, she's a regular from their Tribal Women Try channel, sweet Raquiah!
There is also Raspberry Iced Tea! Yum.
I've drank Ice Tea all my life, but never with mint. Mostly lemon tea, it's great during the summertime. We usually made sun tea. That is where you put the tea in a glass picture and let the Sun brew the tea instead of on the stove. I guess it would be hard to keep the ICE from melting where you are at. Next time I will have to have tea with mint leaves, it sounds good.
I think it's important to point out that in the west we also drink tea in the style you're used to, but we call it "chai" to distinguish it. We often borrow other languages when we need a word for their food or drink. Even if tea and chai have technically the same meaning.
They should try a coke or root beer float! That would be epic!
Have a float party. Ask each their favorite soda flavor. Give them a scoop of ice cream in a glass and ask them to pour the some of their soda on top. It will freak them out.
Coke, fruit flavors, and root beer go with vanilla ice cream, sprite goes with fruit sherbets and sorbets
They should also try an Eggcream which has no Eggs. It's a combo of syrup, milk n seltzer. It started in Brooklyn, NY I believe.
I jave been literally dreaming of floats lately.
Big Red or Barq's Red with a scoop ( or two) vanilla ice cream or
Cream soda with a scoop of chocolate or cherry ice cream
Oh shucks, who am i kidding - i will make just about any combo work, those are just my favs.
Happy Summer, everyone!!!!
All the ice is missing for each person's ICED tea. Next time, don't forget the ICE! 🧊🧊🧊🙄
Right! A freezer and water is all it takes to make ice.
@@Arnt91If it is 'iced' tea, it must have ice. If it is just cold, it is 'cold' tea! 'Hot' tea is hot, of course. Room temperature tea is just 'tea.'
I hope that youtube would reconsider to bring tribal people back they have me taught lot appreciation
Oh, sweet tea! Popeye’s Sweet Tea! Whether it’s 115° outside or -15°, sweet tea is wonderful. Peach Mango ice tea, mmhm mmhm.
I like the original four. 😊
Not a boiling milkshake, but there ARE two things you can offer them. One is "warm milk" (milk heated in a pan -- but be careful you don't boil or scald it). In America, we give it to children to help them get to sleep at bedtime. The other thing is deep-fried ice cream. Vanilla ice cream is wrapped in a dough, which is quickly fried (enough to cook the dough, but not enough to melt the ice cream), and then sugar is sprinkled on top.
They've tried fried ice cream before, actually, they mentioned it in the video.
Mexican fried ice cream! That was going to be my suggestion
3:22 Ruqaiya looks so kind in every clip the way she regards the production crew behind the camera, she reminds me of my auntie. I hope the people on the show know they're loved by many
I love to see the new people and of course the old fav ones ☺️. Thank you for the change.
Thier enthusiasm of new things brightens my day and encourages me to be more enthusiastic in my own life.... and for that I thank them 🙏
Living in the Southern US, iced sweet tea is a staple that I have come to thoroughly enjoy! I am not a fan of hot tea, however.
That´s funny. I am the exact same in East Texas, love ice tea but very rarely drink hot tea.
Best Reactions yet from the whole crew!! I know darn well other neighboring countries have herbal teas drank hot. How can it be they have not had some of those before. I drink a hot herbal tea every morning. In the heat of summer I serve my brewed tea over ice. So good.
Wow! Love their reactions! This just how I grew up drinking iced tea; not too strong, a little sugar, a little lemon, and a touch of mint from the garden. If you crush the mint leaves a little first, their flavour will release more and make the drink even more refreshing! Hello from Canada!
So funny, I grew up on iced tea, but have probably only have had 3 cups of hot tea in my lifetime.
I'm loving the entire tiny lemon on the cup. Where I'm from we call the unsweetened version iced tea and people are more likely to add lemon. Sweet tea is SWEET. Both are served over lots of ice. I make my sweet tea extra strong because I know the ice will melt and water it down. Pro tip: mix the sugar with the hot concentrated tea so it dissolves completely before adding cold water.
Keep up the good work! They are great people willing to try new things and that is amazin! I really like when they are explained about the food or drinks. Evendo at times it seams they cannot grasp the meaning but nicely enough accept the concept. Bravo! Blessings!
Wow! I remember that beautiful woman from the very early episodes. I always loved her. Nice to see her smiling face again.
No tea quite like Texas Sweet Tea on a hot and humid day. Unsweetened ice tea is also delicious when it's hot and humid.
AS someone that grew up in East Texas, which is part of the USA's Southern region I can say yes cold tea , preferably Sweet Tea, is a vital refreshment during our hot summers.
With the focus on "ice tea" instead of "Sweet tea" I have to wonder if they did get sweet tea. There was no mention was this ice tea 'premade' (canned tea like Arizona or Brisk brands) or instant powder? If so then not proper Sweet tea.
Best in a while. The absolute surprise at the absurdity of the idea is beautiful, more so because we can't imagine NOT having iced tea when it is hot here. Strange planet!
What is this "milk tea" they're talking about? Let's watch them make it, Tribal People Try! 😃
That’s what tea is for helping digestion 😂
*don't forget rooibos tea* which is south african tea, and rooibos, pronounced roo-e-boos, means red bush in afrikaans, so it's red tea, but it's usually comes in different flavours (:
I made sure to bring some back with me after each visit, but now they are carrying it in the states. Delicious!
@@bjdefilippo447good, and yess! So many flavours too!
@@bjdefilippo447enjoy!(:
Too bad that they didn't give them straight iced tea first then with the lemon or mint so they could understand the taste difference. Not everyone puts lemon or mint in their iced tea but I'm happy they tried it.
I find it humorous that in certain parts of the world people have never heard of iced tea 😮! 😂I’m in Western North Carolina USA 🇺🇸 near Tennessee and we drink tons of iced sweet tea. I love this! It’s cute somehow ❤I have 2 gallon pitchers in my refrigerator right now. In a couple of days my husband alone will drink it all 😂.
On our side of the world it's a daily habit to drink tea that we call chaa and not cold tea...we make it by boiling milk, sugar, tea leaves....tea has been here for thousands of years and travelled to America from here
I also have two pitchers in the fridge. But one is sweet tea, and the other isn't. It's too hot to not keep on hand!
Maybe you should use less water or more tea to give it tea flavor
I love iced tea. I am so happy for the team, that they are always willing to try something new! They kept talking about boiled milkshakes 😂😂 let them try eggnog. ❤
They can't have alcohol if that is what eggnog contains
@Mohammad Farooqi oh yes i understand that. But we have a non-alcoholic version of eggnog that is just as delicious. 😍😊
Make them sun tea yall then an Arnold Palmer
Asif is a perfect addition to the panel :-)
I enjoy ice tea. 🥃 It's a good alternative to soda or fruit juices which have way too much sugar. Some ice teas are very sweet but in that case I just add water or more ice. 😁
I love how all of the people on this channel are so open with their thoughts and also so open to trying new things.
Here in the Southern USA, we drink Sweet Iced Tea even for Breakfast.
a key ingredient in iced tea, besides tea, would be...the ice.
Where i live, its very hot so ice coffe and tea is very popular. I drink watm tea at night since it makes me drowsy and it helps me fall asleep faster
Their beloved tea! 😂 I can’t believe this is the most surprising thing they’ve seen! Lol love it
I wonder if they have ever tried different kinds of herbal teas? in my mind, (and forgive me or I did not catch the woman's name) but she and Dr. Tahir are quite knowledgeable about the medicinal effects of each tea hehe :)
Her name is "Ruqayyah"
Ah, thank you
Wow! Teach them about making sun tea!
I'm from the southern US so the norm for us is to have it sweet as well.
It's not Southern iced tea, that's easy to see! Wow, I love seeing their excitement over the tea that's so important to their culture.
3:25 Everytime she’s on camera, her head tilt listening in looks so kind
Oh wow I already commented this loll, my memory is too short
The majority of the world drinks tea mixed with water. It is usually brewed in hot water. No milk.
Some other countries use milk in the black/dark Tea's. The UK and Pakistan, and India typically use milk. (which in my opinion is weird. But oh well.)
I personally love hot tea on a cold day, and iced tea on a hot day.
Alabama sweet tea, with a bag of no shell salted peanuts.. Oh man. That's heaven.
I drink iced tea all day. Can’t imagine without it.
Iced tea has ice! It's literally in the name. That's the reason why it's overly sweet and like syrup to them, there's no ice to dilute it so, it's still overly sweet like syrup. You should always look up a few recipes and practice before serving it to people.
*Lemon and honey do help with coughs, and we use that as well. I love mint in it as well, and ginger in ice tea is also very good and good for you. To make Sun Tea, take a large glass jar, put tea leaves in it and fill with water. Gallon size is perfect but any size will do. Put in sun all day, to brew with the sun. Keep lid closed but loosely. Use as iced tea and will maintain a few days.*
Ice tea and lemonade are so refreshing. I'm partial to peach myself
Now we need to see a true Southern Style Sweet Tea… their minds will be blown 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Great video as always. 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻
It’s called “Iced Tea” not “Ice Tea.” It is tea that has been iced not tea made from ice. And it wasn’t iced properly. Iced tea is served in a glass that is at least halfway full of ice. This is just cold tea.
I totaly understand.
I am from Brazil and to us, coffee is a hot drink, when i saw in other countries they have ice coffee, my mind blow hahahahahahaha
but did you try it? :)
I grew up in the South USA and my mother's favorite drink in the summer was sweet iced coffee with milk added.
There's iced coffee in Brazil, even in the supermarkets.
@@mikeh8228 that is new to me, i never saw ice coffe with milk, only with fruit juices.
@@nobrainsnoheadache2434 yes, are not bad. weird to me, but not bad.
have them try some southern sweet tea that we drink here in america! its basic, just black tea brewed and then a good bit of sugar! cant go wrong (: maybe have them try an arnold palmer as well! its just sweet tea & lemonade mixed - very good though! Love your videos though and all of the tribal people featured! I like to see their different reactions to things plus they are all super cool and funny at times
Nice….Sweet USA Southern States ice tea. A 1/2 tea & 1/2 lemonade iced drink too is refreshing. Have they tried green tea ice cream? 😮
*just because it's not the tea you're used to doesn't mean it's not tea, it IS tea, just ice(d) tea (:*
Great to see Ruqaiya again! It's wonderful to see a female face! Been a long time since we've had one on TPT!
I think the lemon and mint should be on the side. Real iced tea is just tea with ice, and, sugar. Milo's is the best pre bottled iced tea.
After they're done posing here, they'll be pouring tea on ice and telling people at home they invented it
Especially Rana!
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Oh, they are asking for it.
Time for the Baked Alaska!
Ice tea is best when it’s very hot outside and you want something not sweet, cold, and refreshing
I have tea with my sugar. 🤪
True story: I had my first hot tea when I was in my 30's (while visiting India). That was also the first time I had tea with milk.
I live in the southern part of America. Today, the temperature is 110 degrees F. You need 2 things to survive here sweet ice tea and air-conditioning. We drink ice tea like it's water. 😂 I Love you guys.
This was good fun, and it's great to see Ruqaiya! If you can't revive the ladies' channel I hope you can keep working them in here
Try different kinds of tea in a taste test.😉
I like ice tea without lemon, both sweet and unsweet.😉
You should show her how many different types of tea there are!
Her mind will be blown!
They all could not understand the mint leaves with lemon 😂
neither can I!
When toddlers start eating meat often all meat is called chicken. For these guys, all leaves are coriander. 😂😂😂😂
You should make sun tea where you put tea bags and water Ina big glass jar and let it sit in the sun all day and then you can mix it with a little sugar and lemon and ice