Iced tea

By VicentaLakin

Iced tea
Tastes thick and sour, especially for the summer cold. In the summer, the ice-drinker's hot products are sold as best as lemonade. Some people make cold drinks in the summer, because the drinker prefers sweet drinks, so they make them sweet, and the actual summer break is not a very sweet drink, which is suitable for sour, but not too heavy. Personally, it's really sweet, at your discretion, not to drink too sweet, it's too sweet, it's just for an addiction

Recipe Recommendations

  • black tea water appropriate amount
  • ice appropriate amount
  • honey appropriate amount
  • lemon juice appropriate amount

Steps for Iced tea

  • 1
    An appropriate amount of ice may be removed in advance and placed in the container。
  • 2
    460 ml cups, with two-thirds of the volume of ice, with approximately 2 ml of fresh lemon juice (with one or two millimeters of lemon chips or lemon chips made of sugar), plus an additional 15 to 20 ml of honey (also with sugar), which can be adjusted for taste. in late periods, the water is iced, tastes fade, and honey is added to the sweetness of the bee。
  • 3
    A red tea for milk tea prepared for preparation. (Red tea and water ratio, please read my recipe, "Red tea for milk tea mix." I'm not sure
  • 4
    add the cup to the size of about 450 ml. put in a mixer bar and a drink straw。
  • Iced tea Make Tips

    One, iced tea, like lemonade, is used for heat relief and is not too sweet. Red tea on ice, with no need to add too much honey, based on 15 to 20 ml, to be adjusted according to taste. 3 - Iced red tea, which, when iced, will dilute the sweetness and adjust with honey. 4. The role of lemons, which are slightly bitter because of red tea ' s aphrodisiac fragrance, which is not easily tempered by sweetness and bitterness, is better combined with lemons, which are more suitable for drying in the summer, and where acids and sweets are twinkling each other to each other. 5. The hot red tea maker mix will be slightly different and will be available at a later stage。