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FAQ?

How to make iced tea at home?

Here are the basic steps of how to make iced tea at home: Steep the tea: Bring 4 cups water to a simmer, add 6 tea bags and turn off the heat. Steep for 5 minutes. Add cold water and cool: Remove the tea bags. Add 4 cups cool water and bring to room temperature (about 10 minutes). Refrigerate 2 hours: Transfer to a pitcher and refrigerate 2 hours.

How do you make lemonade iced tea?

The recipe walks you through the steps of making enough fresh-squeezed lemonade for a round of drinks. Once that's well-chilled, mix it with your favorite iced tea and add a shot of vodka (rum, tequila, and whiskey work, too). Sweet tea is a favorite summertime drink, and it gets better when you add a shot of liquor to the mix.

What type of tea is iced tea?

That signature taste of iced tea comes from black tea. It is the preferred type of tea, and it doesn't need to be made specifically for iced tea. Most tea bags that are sold for iced tea (including Lipton) are orange pekoe tea. This is not a specific type of black tea but a grading system that indicates the quality of the tea leaves.

How do you make mint tea iced?

Mint tea is especially delicious iced. Play around with different sweeteners. You can use honey, agave syrup, coconut sugar, or even maple syrup to sweeten your tea. Play around with different sweeteners and tea combinations to see what you like best! Use filtered water. Use filtered water instead of tap water to get the smoothest flavor.