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MicrosoftContin t1_iy8pyje wrote

Yes, people add different toppings, add on depending on context.
People put peanut butter on PB&J but no one puts peanut butter on ham sandwich.

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JTAx1995 t1_iy8qizf wrote

This is not true. I know quite a few people who add milk to iced tea.

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Deltron_Zed t1_iy8qvs0 wrote

Replying to MicrosoftContin (#768,243)

My nephew puts it on both burgers and hot dogs. But he hates just about all other food and in weird ways like "i don't like ham on breakfast sandwiches" so I don't trust his tastes at all.

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nevamal t1_iy8rqit wrote

Bubble tea is a trend in Asia. It certainly qualifies as "milk in iced tea".

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Rawesome16 t1_iy8ztdj wrote

Iced chai? I do half the concentrate half milk. Boom. Milk in my iced tea

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Whithers t1_iy97w7g wrote

People are pointing out exceptions, but I still like this one.

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DrunkenOlympian t1_iy9rjvr wrote

Replying to Deltron_Zed (#768,430)

I had a peanut butter and jelly burger at a restaurant once because it was on the menu and I wasn't NOT going to order it while I had the chance. It was ok. It tasted like peanut butter and jelly on a burger.

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dancing_fryingpan t1_iya6zaq wrote

That is because milk does only belong to black tea, and that tastes rotten when it is cold

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