Can you make Iced Tea yourself????

Question

like a tea bag,ice,lemon-fruit,water?????

Answer 1

Sureeee.....

Answer 2

Yes. It was a warm day at work today, so I made myself some "iced" Earl Grey - I didn't have any ice or lemon, so I just used the tea bag and cold water. It was a bit basic, I grant you, but it tasted OK. The bergamot (a type of orange) in the Earl Grey tea took the place of the lemon.

Answer 3

You're kidding, right?

Answer 4

yea that will make tea

Answer 5

yea its easy

Answer 6

Yes, i make some really strong tea hot and then put ice and water in a pitcher.

Answer 7

Try putting basil in your Ice tea it gives a extra boost to it.

Answer 8

no

Answer 9

The Twinings Tea Blog has weighed in on iced tea several times recently, including an overview and an article examining some of the many options available to fans of this drink. While those options also include a wide variety of bottled tea, there's no substitute - and nothing so economical - as making your own iced tea. There are several ways to accomplish this goal. Here are a few of them.

One of the most popular and time-honored methods for making iced tea is simply to make hot tea and chill it. While this is nearly as simple as it sounds, there are a few variables that can affect the end result. Check out some pointers from Twinings, as well as an illustrated tutorial and this primer on making loose-leaf iced tea.

For what's arguably an even simpler take on iced tea, consider the cold-brewing method. As the name suggests, it uses no heat. Here's a method that uses ice cubes to make shincha, a type of Japanese green tea. For more information, check out these articles from the Me and My Tea and Miro Tea blogs. iced tea, iced tea maker

If you've always wished for a mechanical assistant that could do much of the work of iced tea making, you're in luck. There are a number of iced tea makers that succeed in various degrees in automating this process. For a quick look at a few of these models, refer to this overview. For a new and unusual take on iced tea brewing, look here. For more tips, as well as pointers on using a coffee maker for iced tea, look here.

While there are fans of sun tea, or tea made by solar power, tea drinkers should be aware of some potential health concerns with this method. For additional thoughts on making iced tea, as well as a number of links to even more iced tea tutorials, refer to this article from the Start Cooking Web site.

Answer 10

Yeah, It is easy. Read on the box.It will tell you how.

Answer 11

yeaah pretty much, tea, cold water, ice lemon and sugar

Answer 12

yep

Answer 13

Yeah.  Fill up a 1-gallon glass jug with water.  Hang four regular-sized teabags from the neck of the jar, and close the lid tightly.  Put the jar in the sun for about 8 hours.  At the end of that time, throw away the teabags and pour the tea into a pitcher and put the pitcher in the refrigerator.  Serve with ice.

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Answer 14

Lemon Iced Tea

This is a sparkling iced tea, with the unusual combination of lemon with almond and vanilla. You could use regular soda water, if you prefer less lemon flavour.

Ingredients:

    * 4 cups boiling water

    * 10 tea bags, black

    * 2 lemons, sliced thinly

    * 1 cup sugar

    * 1 tbs almond extract

    * 2 tsp vanilla extract

    * 1 2-litre bottle of lemon carbonated drink

Preparation:

Brew tea in a saucepan, and steep for 10 minutes. Put lemon slices into a large pitcher, giving them each a squeeze as you go. Add sugar into pitcher. Mix in tea. Add flavourings and pop right before serving. If you are not going to serve immediately, hold off on the extracts and lemon soda until then.

Serves 12

Answer 15

Ice tea is so easy

Tea bags

Hot Water

Jug to put the Tea in

Depending on how strong you want the tea is going to depend on how many tea bags you want.

Fill half full with water and depending on how sweet you want it is going to depend on how much sugar you put in it as well. Myself I put about 4 tea bags half hot water 1/2 cup sugar let it sit for about 30 minutes and the take out the tea bags fill the rest of the way with Cold water stir and then put in the refridge chill or pour over ice and Enjoy!

It's really simple. That's how my mom did it when I was little and I have done it since I moved out of the house. Especially during the summer when it's hot.