Sweet'N Low for Ice Tea

[john398]

Ok maybe this has been already discussed, but why does Disney not have Sweet'N Low?

Also thought I would mention that The Garden Grill at Epcot is the only place I have found that has sweet tea

 

[MickeyNicki]

Bring your own....it is extremely rare to find it at WDW

 

[*KeepMovingForward*]

DH uses Sweet n Low and we always have to bring our own as he cannot cope with Equal.

 

[ransom]

DW uses Sweet & Low, and we bring our own.

But, for the last three years, we've been able to find it one place in WDW: at Starring Rolls Cafe.

 

[Mama2Matthew]

We always have to bring our own, too. The only place we have ever found Sweet n Low was at Hurricane Hanna's...

 

[John's Mom]

Disney replaced Sweet 'n Low with Splenda.

 

[DarthKTrava]

Disney replaced Sweet 'n Low with Splenda.

YAY!!!

I for one can't stand sweet n' low. To me, it's nasty. But then tastes vary...

 

[john398]

Revisiting an old topic, is there still no Sweet N Low on site??

 

[MelissathePooh]

Trails End and Columbia Harbor House both have sweet tea as well. Although CHH's tea often has a very "Florida" water essence to it that I've not noticed at Trails End.

I think some places have the fruit flavored "sweet" teas. I can't recall which ones as I'm not a big fan, but I know my mom usually orders it if available. I want to say Sanaa has a fruit flavored sweet tea.

 

[MariDisney]

I just noticed in a picture on another thread that Yak and Yeti had packets of sugar, Sweet n Low, Splenda and Equal.

 

[Pink Mouse Ears]

Are they using real Splenda again? In June, it was a generic one and I didn't care for it.

 

[john398]

Just got back Monday and I am happy to report the Pink stuff is at most restaurants now

 

[TDC Nala]

Many WDW restaurants do have saccharine sweetener at this time (note this thread was started two years ago). However, it's not brand name. They set it out in pink packets. Blue packets are aspartame - like Equal, yellow packets the equivalent of Splenda (none of the artificial sweeteners are brand name), and white packets are actual sugar.