An Ode To Iced Tea
Monday August 25, 2008
The weather is lovely and there is still plenty of warm days left before fall sets in. Cooling off in the summer is easy with plenty of cold, iced tea at your fingertips. I've got lots of recipes, as well as tips for making the perfect iced tea.
Iced Tea Recipes:
• Sparkling Jasmine Iced Tea
• Ginger Iced Tea
• Cinnamon Caramel Iced Coffee
Iced Tea Recipes:
• Sparkling Jasmine Iced Tea
• Ginger Iced Tea
• Cinnamon Caramel Iced Coffee
Comments
Sean, I am a big fan of sun tea, as when I was growing up, my mom made it all the time. One thing I remember and always practice when I make sun tea is, don’t keep it more than 24 hours, as since it is not boiled, it can harbor bacteria and make you sick, if conditions are right. I think you should have made some sort of comment regarding this in your sun tea write up of July 7th. Go to http://www.colostate.edu/Orgs/safefood/NEWSLTR/v3n2s06.html for more information.
Hi there Sean!
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I love tea. My mom used to make me herbal tea when I was sick. Lemon and honey tea is my favorite when I have a sore throat. You’ve convinced me to try some of these iced teas. I also found this site very interesting: http://www.teageneral.com/