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Peach Iced Tea Recipe

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Normally, I’m more of an iced peppermint tea kind of girl, but peaches are my favorite fruit, so you know that peaches added to anything gets a double thumbs up from me.

I don’t know about you, but for me, traditional sweet iced tea is just too boring. Or something. It’s just not my thing. Peach tea was actually the first variation of it that I tried and actually liked.

This peach iced tea recipe is super easy, and a delightful way to spruce up traditional tea!

My personal philosophy on tea making is that it needs to be fast. I don’t want to spend a lot of time on it. Making peach iced tea adds one step to the process, but but it’s an easy, short step, and very worth the bit of time it takes.

It’s simple: Add a cupful of diced peaches to your steeping water, and then strain them out as you pour the tea into your pitcher. Boom! peach iced tea!

My favorite fruit wins the day again. 😉

Peach Iced Tea Recipe

peach iced tea recipe

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Peach Iced Tea Recipe

This delicious and refreshing pea tea is the perfect drink on a hot summer day.

  • Author: Elise

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Instructions

  1. Combine one quart of water and peaches together in a sauce pan
  2. Place over heat and bring to a simmer
  3. turn off heat and add tea bags
  4. Let steep ten minutes, or until lukewarm
  5. Strain out peaches with a mesh sieve
  6. Stir in Truvia, sugar, or sweetener of your choice
  7. Add remaining three quarts of water and chill
  8. Serve over ice
  9. Enjoy!
  10. P.S. I highly recommend store brands of Truvia – their usually a small fraction of the name-brand price!

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  1. This looks delicious! Will be trying this soon. Bet I can use frozen peaches,too, until time for fresh. Maybe I will try this for Easter. And the strained leaches would still be good for smoothies. 🙂

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