Conlon
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Ice Tea Recipes
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Thu, 06/24/10 7:59 AM
Now that summer is here - I'm looking for some ice tea recipes. Any suggestions?
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RodBangkok
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Re:Ice Tea Recipes
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Thu, 06/24/10 8:21 AM
Sun Tea: Big clear jar tea bags water sunlight Serve with simple syrup or bar syrup in small pitcher on the side and a couple slices of lemon.
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Re:Ice Tea Recipes
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Wed, 06/30/10 9:10 AM
We were served peach flavored iced tea at lunch yesterday in the Apple Pie Cafe of the CIA in Hyde Park - it was very refreshing in washing down my CIA version of a very spicy hot Bahn Mi. Cheers, John
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Re:Ice Tea Recipes
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Wed, 06/30/10 9:10 AM
We were served peach flavored iced tea at lunch yesterday in the Apple Pie Cafe of the CIA in Hyde Park - it was very refreshing in washing down my CIA version of a very spicy hot Bahn Mi. Cheers, John
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Re:Ice Tea Recipes
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Wed, 06/30/10 11:12 AM
Make your favorite standard Iced Tea, liquify some blueberries in your liquifying machine, mix in
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Re:Ice Tea Recipes
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Mon, 09/20/10 12:48 AM
I have been making a big 2 Liter Container of Chamomile Tea then separately I simmer equal parts water and splenda and frozen blueberry's till slightly thickened and smashing the frozen blueberries up to flavor the syrup. I strain the blueberries from the syrup and save for smoothies. Once cooled a bit I place in a mason jar with lid in fridge. I put my tea in the fridge also then when I want tea I add ice to a glass add tea and then add syrup to sweeten. It turn the lovely golden tea into a lovely purple ice tea that tastes so good.
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Re:Ice Tea Recipes
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Sat, 10/2/10 2:16 PM
I make ice tea in the microwave: 1 quart canning jar 1 family size Lipton tea bag water Fill canning jar with cold water,add tea bag. Cook on high in microware until water just begins to bubble3-4 minutes. Let stand 4 minutes, no longer or tea will be bitter. Pour into 2 quart pitcher, add 2 cups ice cubes, stir to melt ice cubes, add 1-2 cups of cold water for desired strength.
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mar52
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Re:Ice Tea Recipes
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Sat, 10/2/10 3:46 PM
I boil a small saucepan full of water with 6 tea bags. Then I add that to a gallon container and fill with water. Sweeten as you please. You can also add mint leaves but don't overdo it.
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