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6 Reviews of Simple Herbal Iced Tea (Sugar-Free)

by Mirj

From: Chef #167868

On Oct 3, 2006

This is AMAZING and SO EASY... I like a stronger flavored tea, so I use 3 tea bags and let it steep in the fridge overnight, and it is SO GOOD and REFRESHING! I like the taste much better than the tea made with my Iced Tea Maker... and it uses less tea bags so it's a money saver. Any flavor of herbal tea is great, but my favorites are Blueberry, Mint, and Raspberry. YUM!!!

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  • From: Chez Desirée

    On Jul 6, 2006

    ABSOLUTLY DELICIOUS!!! I don't like overly sweet tea so I was hoping I would enjoy this- and I sure did! I put two Red Rose Orange Pekoe tea bags in a large waterbottle filled with cold water and left it in the fridge for about 2 hours. When I returned the tea was dark, cold and oh so refreshing! I work at a model home every day with no microwave or kettle, only a fridge and this will be a lifesaver. Thanks Mirj for the yummy LOW CAL drink!

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    From: CaramelPie

    On Jul 17, 2006

    I LOVED this! It was so easy and so good. I used lemon herbal tea bags, put it in the water & then in the fridge. I forgot about it for about 6 hours, and then tried it. I'm impressed! I really didn't think it would be that great. I'll be making a lot of this. Thanks.

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  • From: blancpage

    On May 28, 2007

    Brilliantly simple and easy, I don't know why I didn't think of brewing this way, always thought it had to be hot first. The only tea I had that I can really safely drink (I have IBS) is Peppermint or Eater's Digest, both by Traditional Medicinals. I tried this w/just one tea bag of Eater's Digest in a .5 liter sized water bottle. I steeped for about 2 hours, pulled out the bag, squeezing it a bit. It's very refreshing in this hot weather I live in, though normally, it's not safe on IBS-tummies to drink super-cold drinks. I still enjoyed it, nice change from hot. Thank you Mirj. Just an update; I had this twice the first week I tried it and hadn't had it since. Suddenly I have been craving this every day, I've had it three times now in two days, and I made up another water bottle. Then realized that wasn't gonna be enough so I grabbed my 2 liter water bottle, and started a couple bags steeping so I have enough to last a day or so, lol. Now, I'm almost out of tea bags! ADDICTIVE tea!

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    From: staceymoreman

    On Oct 20, 2006

    Great idea- so easy and taste great !

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    From: Sharon123

    On Jun 6, 2008

    Quick, easy and so yummy and good for you too! I used Celestial Seasonings Mixed Berry tea. Thanks Mirj! Made for the Cameraless Chef challenge!

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