Easy twig, fruit tea
By VicentaLakin
The red tea, which tastes like edible fragrance, is not really in there. Since it's a fruit-like tea, why don't you use it for a fruit tea with apple pineapple pomelet on the table? Give up monkeys, hard, only sour. Gems and pomegranates are supposed to look good in the tea, but they'll only be used in a small amount, with most left, and they'll have to be solved, thought out or abandoned. Just apple pears and a few oranges. They keep their bark and add a little colour to the tea, while at the same time testifying to themselves. Lazy-dubble. Perhaps the fruit can also burst with the red tea, which will take longer, and the fruit smell will see some more. But that's good, too, light fruit. Stay in the tea temperature, add some honey, regulate sweetness. It's good to eat the apples, and then eat the fruit, and it's more sour。
Recipe Recommendations
- sweetening
- braised
- ten minutes
- simple
Steps for Easy twig, fruit tea

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Material: 1 pack of rhesus tea, 350 ml of hot water, 1/3 apples, 1/3 Sydney, 3 slices of orange dry and a little honey。
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Take out the red tea bag。
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Put it in the teapot。
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Pumping into 100 ml of hot water at 90 degrees。
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Cover the lid and bubble for five minutes。
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Wash apples, pears, gold oranges, cut out apples and Sydney。
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Take apple pears to the core, cut the tarts。
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Put it in the pot with the gold orange。
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Brush into the remaining hot water。
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Cover the lid, ten minutes。
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When the water is not hot, join the honey and mix it evenly。
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And pour it in a cup。Easy twig, fruit tea Make Tips
The type and proportion of fruit may be adjusted in accordance with their preferences. Honey can be replaced with ice sugar and added during bubbles. It is not appropriate to use fresh boiling water when flushing red tea in order not to destroy good substances in the tea。