Refreshing Tea Recipes for Coming Summer

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Green tea & blueberry

Simply boil water and steep some green tea into it. Top it off with more water before adding in blueberry syrup. Make sure the mixture has the flavor and level of sweetness you are looking for before you chill it in the fridge. Wait a couple of hours, throw in some ice cubes, and enjoy.

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Ginger lemon iced tea

Prepare 1 cup water, 1 lemon-ginger tea bag (such as Stash®), 1 pinch of white sugar, or to taste, ½ cup brewed orange pekoe tea and ice cubes.

Bring water to a boil; add lemon-ginger tea bag. Let steep for 5 minutes. Sweeten with sugar and allow to cool. Then, mix lemon-ginger tea and orange pekoe tea together and serve over ice.

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Rosemary orange iced tea

Heat 7 cups of water until it begins to boil then turn off the heat. Pour boiling water over tea bags and allow to steep for 6 mins. Remove tea bags from hot water and squeeze the excess water. Discard tea bags. Rub the rosemary stem between the palms to release the oils and put it into the hot tea. Set tea inside the refrigerator until completely cold.

To make the orange rosemary brown sugar syrup, combine the brown sugar, 2 rosemary sprigs, orange peel in 1 cup of water. Boil over low heat until thick (10 to 14mins). Strain and set in the fridge until it cools down completely.

Remove the tea and rosemary mixture from the fridge and strain to remove all the rosemary. Discard the discolored rosemary. Pour into a large bowl and add the orange juice and orange & rosemary brown sugar syrup. Stir, taste, and add more sugar if not enough for you.

To serve put the ice cubes Into a glass, add the orange slices and the iced tea. Top with a rosemary sprig and enjoy.

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Blackberry mint tea

Hard to go wrong with fresh summer blackberries and mint leaves, especially when they’re combined with green tea and enjoyed on a hot summer day.

After letting the teas steep in the hot water, remove and discard the tea bags. Put the fresh fruit and herbs in a jar, then pour your hot tea over fresh blackberry and mint. Smash the fresh fruit and herb. Pour cool water into your hot tea, put in some ice cubes, and enjoy.

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