Raspberry Peach Iced Tea Recipe
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This naturally sweetened Raspberry Peach Iced Tea recipe is a refreshing twist on fruity tea and a thirst-quenching solution to jazz up plain old water. It’s a perfect way to cool down on a stifling hot day. Healthy and delicious!
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When the summer sun sizzles and you’re looking for a cool, refreshing, and healthy way to quench your thirst, this Raspberry Peach Iced Tea is my answer to sweltering days.
And I don’t even have to feel guilty! It’s sweet, but only to your liking. In fact, if preferred, you can eliminate added sugar or sweetener altogether.
So here’s to a brief respite on a summer day, when the world is calm, the air is balmy, and summer is at its height. Days when you can dream anything you want and believe that it might actually come true!
Happy summer!
Ingredients
Other than a pitcher for iced tea, here’s what you need:
- Peach tea bags: If you want a bit of caffeine, Republic Tea has a delicious blend with black tea, if you want to keep it herbal, Celestial Tea and Bigelow have some nice options.
- Raspberry tea bags: Bigelow has a nice herbal raspberry tea without added flavors.
- Fresh Fruit: Add thin slices of fresh peaches and raspberries to the mix for a festive serving.
- Sweetener to taste: like honey, agave nectar, simple syrup or sugar.
Frequently Asked Questions
I’d keep it no longer than three days in a covered pitcher in the refrigerator.
Yes — I’d leave the tea bags to steep overnight! I don’t think it makes much difference to the flavor though so only do it this way if it works better for your schedule!
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Peach-Raspberry Iced Tea: A Thirst-Quenching Delight
Ingredients
- 4 peach tea bags
- 4 raspberry tea bags
- 1 cup raspberries plus more for garnish
- 2 peaches sliced, plus more for garnish
- 3 tablespoons sweetener of choice (like honey, agave nectar, cane sugar) or to taste
Instructions
- Steep tea bags in 4 cups of boiling water for 5 minutes; discard tea bags and let cool. Add tea to a large pitcher.
- Combine peaches, raspberries, and sweetener of choice, then whisk together with the tea and chill.
- Serve over ice with mint leaves if desired.
Notes
Nutrition
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Looks like a delicious change from soda. Can’t wait to try it!