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Easy Mango Iced Tea

Easy Mango Iced Tea

This easy iced tea is sweetened with apple juice. Delish on a hot day!

Recipe by scaron

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Prep Time: 5 minutes

Total Time: 20 minutes

Servings: 1 gallon

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Ingredients

8 cups water
16 mango black tea teabags
8 cups chilled apple juice
ice

Directions

1Boil the water. Add the tea bags and let brew for 10 minutes.
2While the tea is brewing, add the apple juice to a 1 gallon pitcher.
3Strain the tea bags using a heavy duty spoon and a fine mesh strainer. Discard the used tea bags. Pour the brewed tea into the pitcher. Add enough ice to make it one-gallon. Chill until ready to serve.

Categories: Beverages & Drinks, Cold Drinks, 30 Minutes Or Less

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Anonymous said:

A delicious Mango black tea is available at Trader Joe's. Personally, I would be brewing the tea bags for 1 minute, stirring, not 10. If you think you don't like black tea because it's bitter and/or astringent, you should try brewing black teas for about 40 seconds, stirring. You get nearly all the caffiene, all the flavorings, and the tea itself has no time to get bitter! It converted me, after years of hating tea. This recipe is what I call "tea juice" and is very refreshing with pulp-free OJ as well!

3/19/2012 10:34:58 AM