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i do the exact same,, just cold steep overnight in a pitcher, its just not the time to do iced tea!! its far too cold now.. but in the summer, ah perfect!!
Do you know the pros and cons of hot brewed tea that is chilled vs. cold
I love hibiscus tea iced. In fact, it and lemonade are probably the only things I drink all summer. Cold
I typically brew up a Jasmine green tea or Silver Needles. Add some sugar, a pinch of mint and throw it in the fridge overnight and enjoy cold tea the next day.
Depending on how much sugar you want to add, it may be impossible to dissolve it in cold tea, but if you're only adding a small amount it shouldn't be an issue.
We like to try something more unconventional, mixing in some seltzer with our cold brew! The perfect amount of fizzle adds a refreshing twist. Check it out: http://www.shopsanctuaryt.com/blog/stay-cool/
I may have to try this cold
Here's some things I like since I didn't really name many before. I cold
completely agree that tea is all about personal preference. I just tried some hot brewed peach oolong tea that I chilled in the refrigerator and found it to have a stronger tea flavor over the fruit. The cold
flavors than brewing hot, but subtle teas wouldn't do so well with it. For example, just recently I used this raspberry oolong. When hot, the first steep tasted too much like raspberry flavor. When I cold
I'm not actually well versed in cold
Thanks for the confirmation Uniquity. I really like the taste of cold
brewing is just handier! That's my take on it anyways. And yes, Amanda just posted a great article down there too! (Edit: I should say, when I cold
I cold
I almost always make iced tea by brewing hot tea 2x the strength, then pouring over an equal amount of ice. Cold
Side note, does anyone know if there's any additional benefit drinking the tea hot or cold? I
My flu mix includes ginger, calendula, chamomile, honey (un-pasturized), helichrysum, turmeric, fenugreek, and garlic. Good for colds too. Boosts the immune system.
I have not found any difference in the healing aspects of tea be them hot or cold but I would recommend that you prepare the tea hot then stick it in fridge.
(which technically aren't teas at all because they come from a completely different plant specie) and blend different herbs to achieve a specific health benefit or effect. For example, eucalyptus and peppermint can help with clear breathing. For indigestion and colds
