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technocracygirlIt is really hot outside. For me. I wanted iced tea. I now have all the things that I need for iced looseleaf. Which is to say, something that will let me hot-brew the leaves, and then add more water and make the rest cold.
Things to remember:
Four tablespoons of rock sugar is good, but might be able to be lessened.
Ten tablespoons of peppermint tea is not. A numbed tongue is bad.
The ice cubes need more than twenty minutes to freeze.
If you need to add water as well as ice, it will take longer for the pitcher to reach optimal coldness.
I also picked up two ounces of Honeybush Vanilla, because it smelled of awesome. I'm hoping that it tastes as good as it smells.
Things to remember:
Four tablespoons of rock sugar is good, but might be able to be lessened.
Ten tablespoons of peppermint tea is not. A numbed tongue is bad.
The ice cubes need more than twenty minutes to freeze.
If you need to add water as well as ice, it will take longer for the pitcher to reach optimal coldness.
I also picked up two ounces of Honeybush Vanilla, because it smelled of awesome. I'm hoping that it tastes as good as it smells.
