what do you sweeten your tea and coffee with?
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            Lemon for my tea -- doesn't sweeten it, but takes away a bit of the bitterness. I also will mix a bag of natural raspberry tea and a bag of green tea - adds a bit of flavor - -and try Mint tea - very refreshing!
Coffeemate of other brand sugar free creamers -- 1 tbls won't hurt anything.0 - 
            I drink tea but I don't sweeten it. I used to and it got out of hand. I was up to FOUR packs a few months ago. A friend suggested I drop by one pack a week until a hit zero. It made the process painless and I'm leaving a lot of teas taste better without sweetener. With that said, it needs to be a quality tea brand. Lipton teas are not good alone (they're free at work so i drink it when I'm out of green tea). Bigalows, Republic of Tea, and a few others are great without sweetner!
However, I love sweet coffee so I just try to stay away from it for the most part. I could drown myself in a nice caramel machiato (sp?) and die happy
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            Normally I don't add any sweetner but if I fancy it sweet then I add honey and only then to my coffee (1/2 to 1 tsp in a mug) not sure how it would work with tea as sweet tea never tastes right to me lol
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            I LOVE truvia in my tea! 2 packets(:
Its just like stivia, but i think it tastes better! xx0 - 
            i still use sugar, although less of it.
for coffee, the flavored creamers are good. most tisane teas i buy dont need sweetening, but most of the black and green teas i buy do need it (especially the chais and the earl greys). i'd use other stuff but it tastes weird to mestoic motivation: I like the bitter taste of losing fat
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            Splenda0
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            I like sugar. I need sugar & coffee & creamer. I am a terrible person to live with without it. I will fully admit I am addicted, and PROUD.
To perform as a good citizen in society, I need the white bad sugar in my coffee.
Plain & simple
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            In my coffee, a little bit of pure maple syrup when I'm home (the good stuff, not table syrup), a bit of sugar when I'm out. In my tea, a tiny bit of honey.0
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            Nothing anymore, just milk... You can get used to not having a sweetener, the milk takes the edge off the bitterness0
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            Coffee: Nothing. But I must have skim or 1% milk in it.
Tea: Two teaspoons of sugar, but I prefer to have a tea I can drink black, such as Harney & Son's Hot Cinnamon Spice tea, which is naturally sweetened by cloves and cinnamon and has no calories.0 - 
            I use honey for tea and for my coffees I'll usually use stevia like you(: but I heard a lot of people like agave as a sweetner and I know in a lot of local cafes they use agave a lot to sweeten drinks when requested.0
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            I only use creamer in my coffee. In my tea, I use Stevia in the Raw.0
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            My finger! haha...
Just kidding - if I use anything, I use organic stevia0 - 
            Vanilla almond milk............
or one of the awesome ladies from MFP0 - 
            I do miss my coffee-3-creams-three-sugars (sigh), but I don't miss the way it made me feel. Now I drink my coffee black, sweetened with either honey or agave. Same for hot tea. I really like stevia in ice tea because it dissolves quickly and distributes evenly.0
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            I sweeten my coffee with soy milk, of course.

And maybe agave.0 - 
            i use lemon or honey0
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            Truvia in my Tazo Passionfruit iced tea
 I don't like the way Stevia seems to have an aftertaste.                        0 - 
            Coffee Mate, various flavors. It's worth the calories to me.0
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            Nothing anymore, just milk... You can get used to not having a sweetener, the milk takes the edge off the bitterness
I go black... puts hair on your chest.... wait...0 - 
            none. why ruin a good cup0
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            Honestly, I just use sugar or sometimes Silk vanilla almond milk.0
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            Coffee Mate, various flavors. It's worth the calories to me.
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            try sugar in the raw. it hardly taste any dif
I love Sugar in the Raw -- still has calories, but much better taste, and less processed.
Honey is great too!
I've also tried a natural sugar from the natural food section that's supposed to be pure cane, and it's lovely. But it's also $7 for a small bag...
I don't like Stevia, or Splenda too much...I guess I don't really believe that they're as "close to nature" as they claim.0 - 
            
I go black...
And I bet you'll never go back0 - 
            sugar free coffee mate vanilla creamer, And I prefer tea with just lemon,and no sweetener.0
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            I'm a big fan of Truvia.0
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            Honey in my warm tea.
Coffe - black.
Iced tea - unsweet.0 - 
            I make iced tea and add 1-2 cut up strawberries0
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            SPLENDA0
 
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