Iced tea...?

Question

I'm looking for some iced tea recipies, I use the cold brew lipton tea bags, and I make a gallon at a time, any ideas are great, im looking to do something creative and some basic recipes too.

Answer 1

add sliced oranges to the cold tea or lemons

Answer 2

Add some peach nectar or some mango nectar.  Then garnish with frensh mango slices or fresh peach slices.

Or dress us regular iced tea with frozen berries.  Just buy a bag from the frozen section of the market and dump them in.  Couldn't be easier!

*** Sorry to hear you're allergic to those fruit!  How about grenadine and a little lemon juice?  Or have you ever tried have iced tea, half lemonade?

Answer 3

you can add fruit syrups. (like the syrups coffee houses use, but fruit flavored) peach and raspberry are always good. or you can even crush up fresh fuit and use that!

Answer 4

There's this really good raspbery iced tea recipe:

You need a pitcher of iced tea, raspberry sherbet, about 12-15 raspberries, and whipped cream. Place a heaping spoonful of the raspberry sherbet at the bottom of the pitcher. Then pour in your iced tea and throw in all of those raspberries (they will float around and give the iced tea a great appearance). Add one more heaping spoonful of the sherbet on top and mix gently. Serve in individual serving glasses and top it off with a little whipped cream.

[it sounds kind of weird... but it is actually really good]

and then there's a blueberry recipe:

Add 4 cups of blueberries and 2 cups of water to a pan.

Bring to a boil, reduce heat and simmer for 10 minutes.

Cover a bowl with a sieve or cheesecloth and pour the blueberry mixture into the bowl.

Press down on the blueberries to extract all the juices. Discard the blueberry pulp.

Return the juice to the pan.

Add 1 cup sugar and cook over medium heat until the sugar is dissolved.

Bring to a gentle boil and cook 2 minutes.

Set aside and allow the Blueberry Drink Base to cool.

Pour into a jar, cover, and refrigerate until ready to use.

Pour a glass of iced tea and then add two tablespoons of the drink base [above]

Answer 5

try food network for idea i might work:)