Where to buy can ice/iced-tea in brighton?

[Acker79]

I'm hoping to try an iced-tea recipe (Barbecue University
) but it requires a can of iced tea. From what I see, most supermarkets only sell it on plastic bottles, which is unsuitable.

Anyone know where I can buy it in a can? (also need 'instant ice tea' - I'm assuming the instant coffee version?)

 

[StonehamPark]

What about some instant ice tea mix? Will last a long time and you can use it to really narrow down the concentration of your recipe. I love my iced tea

http://groceries.asda.com/asda-estore/catalog/sectionpagecontainer.jsp?skuId=802583&departmentid=1214921923747&aisleid=1214921926017&startValue=

 

[woody12a]

the shop in Gardner Street which sells all the food & drink you get in the States would probably have it .... think it's called Cyber Candy ??

 

[pishhead]

Yum yum the oriental supermarket in sydney street would be my first stop.

 

[Worthingite]

Cyber Candy will definitely have it. If they've sold out try Choccywoccydoodah (I've always wanted to type that!!)

 

[Acker79]

What about some instant ice tea mix? Will last a long time and you can use it to really narrow down the concentration of your recipe. I love my iced tea

http://groceries.asda.com/asda-estore/catalog/sectionpagecontainer.jsp?skuId=802583&departmentid=1214921923747&aisleid=1214921926017&startValue=

I need the can to go inside the chicken, but I also need the instant stuff for the accompanying sauce.

 

[Acker79]

the shop in Gardner Street which sells all the food & drink you get in the States would probably have it .... think it's called Cyber Candy ??

Yum yum the oriental supermarket in sydney street would be my first stop.

Cyber Candy will definitely have it. If they've sold out try Choccywoccydoodah (I've always wanted to type that!!)

Cheers, I shall check them out.

 

[Acker79]

In case anyone is interested, the chicken turned out really well. They didn't have the can of tea in cyber candy, but I got some oolong tea in a can from yum yum's.

A whole bunch of first with this recipe: first use of my new bbq, first use of a chimney starter, first time I've tried indirect grilling, first time I've used wood chips (from Heal's on duke street), and the first time I've bbq-ed a whole chicken. All turned out well, I think.