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ICED TEA

R. Blechyden served tea with ice at the St. Louis World's Fair in 1904 and invented iced tea.

Snapple Iced Tea was introduced in 1987. The ready-to-drink iced tea category exploded, and Snapple added 14 new tea flavors over the next six years.

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