What does Oklahomie taste like?
Oklahomie is a heartland hug on the Swig Sweet Tea Menu. Sweet tea goes tropical-ish: lemonade adds tart brightness, guava brings floral exotic sweetness, strawberry puree brings real-berry depth, and fresh orange brings sunny citrus. It tastes like a Southern tea that took a vacation — familiar at its core, adventurous at the edges.
What’s inside Oklahomie?
The recipe is Sweet Tea + Lemonade + Guava + Strawberry Puree + Fresh Orange. The lemonade-tea combo is the Arnold Palmer foundation; guava is the wildcard that makes it memorable; strawberry puree adds genuine fruit body; orange brightens it all. No cream — pure tea-fruit refreshment.
Oklahomie price and calories
We last saw Oklahomie listed at $2.90, though prices change by city and cup size. No published calorie range is listed — tea plus lemonade with fruit should land moderate; the puree is the main variable.
How to order Oklahomie like a regular
Order by name (it is pronounced like “Oklahoma” + “homie”). Guava-tea fans, this is your drink — compare The Big Friendly (simpler fruit tea) and Bless Your Heart (the light, sugar-free-leaning tea).
Oklahomie FAQs
What does guava taste like in tea?
Floral, sweet-tart, distinctly tropical — it transforms the familiar tea-lemonade into something memorable.
Does Oklahomie have caffeine?
Yes — the sweet tea base is caffeinated.
