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How to make iced tea...

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How to make iced tea...

Post by samuri » March 03, 2004

Ok, all the times ive been to the US i love the iced tea. You probably hate the stuff but anyway. Thing is how do you make 'good' iced tea. Ive tried making it but it just comes out cloudy and not exactly nice. No where near as nice as i had over there. I know its not exactly hard to make tea and cool it down but im doing somehitng wrong. So if anyone has a good method please let me know!

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Post by munster » March 03, 2004

You're actually looking to make sun tea I take it? The kind where you use teabags then cool it down, add sugar, lemon, etc. If so, I'm not sure there's an actual recipe for it. *shrug*
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Post by ej8 chico » March 03, 2004

if you can buy iced tea bags in the UK, buy Lipton Iced Tea Bags. All you do is boil however much water the serving calls for, then pour the boiling water over two tea bags. Let the bags steep for 3-5 minutes. (depending on how strong you want the brew to be) Then it's gonna have to chill, if you put ice in it, it will just melt and water down the tea. I love iced tea...believe me. But its very easy to come by in the states. Hope this helps!!
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Post by phan » March 03, 2004

i'm a rasberry-brisk man myself. but yea, i'm not too sure of an actual recipe...

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Post by .saint » March 03, 2004

peach gallikers tea is the best tea ever made. EVER.
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Post by littledevil666 » March 03, 2004

i say we pitch in and send a "care package" of Gallikers....

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Post by munster » March 03, 2004

I wouldn't want to be held responsible when the poor guy goes into withdrawal after a few car packages of Gallikers

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Post by .saint » March 03, 2004

yeah gallikers is just wow. only word to describe it. i think if anyone would amke there way here to try some galikers tea they would fall in love.. yes people its that good. peace. lime. rasberry. original lemon. green tea and now they came out with cinnomon. this makes all other iced teas garbage... even brisk.

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Post by littledevil666 » March 04, 2004

It sucks so bad not having it, and im only 3 hours away. I found a Kmart out here that had it but they stopped selling it the second week i was out here. so now everytime i come home i buy about 15-20 dollars worth and bring it back out with me. I have more iced tea in my car than clothing on my way back out here.

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Post by ej8 chico » March 04, 2004

sheesh, i guess im gonna have to try this damn tea.

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