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From: wcs@ho95b.UUCP (Bill Stewart)
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Subject: Re: Non-Alcoholic Summer Beverages
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Date: Fri, 24-May-85 19:37:08 EDT
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> Any non-sugar-loaded suggestions?

Mint teas can be good iced or hot.  It's best if you grow your own and use
it fresh, but even dried stuff or commercial herbal teas can be good.
There are a number of different varieties/flavors of mints - aside from
spearmint and peppermint, I've growm apple and pineapple mints.
(Be careful where you plant mint, though - it will take over any available
dirt given a year or two.  A lawnmower seems to be the most constructive way
to control the stuff.)
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			Bill Stewart	1-201-949-0705
			AT&T Bell Labs, Room 4K-435, Holmdel NJ
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