Spiked ice tea

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I drink caffeine free tea. I make it in my automatic coffee maker. I
have been looking for loose tea in the super market, but I haven't
found any decaf. I have noticed that they make an orange flavored tea
but it is not available in decaf.

So....I bought some packs of cool aid. So far I have tried orange,
lime and cherry. If you use more than a 1/3 of a pack in two quarts it
tastes too much like plain cool aid.

I think I like cherry best with lime next.

Try it.

It sounds interesting, but if you like decaf Iced teas, have you ever
considered Celestial Seasonings herbals?

They have several different flavors including orange spice, lemon
zinger, cranberry cove, etc.

I usually make solar tea out of them by the gallon but without
exception, all of them are richly flavored and make delightful iced
teas! ;-d

The weather is finally getting right here for them. Time for me to get
out the solar tea jar......

Thanks for the reminder! :-)

--
K.

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On Fri 11 Mar 2005 08:18:40p, Katra wrote in rec.food.cooking:

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In article <[email hidden]>,

Quoted post said:

I drink caffeine free tea. I make it in my automatic coffee maker. I
have been looking for loose tea in the super market, but I haven't
found any decaf. I have noticed that they make an orange flavored tea
but it is not available in decaf.

So....I bought some packs of cool aid. So far I have tried orange,
lime and cherry. If you use more than a 1/3 of a pack in two quarts
it tastes too much like plain cool aid.

I think I like cherry best with lime next.

Try it.

It sounds interesting, but if you like decaf Iced teas, have you ever
considered Celestial Seasonings herbals?

They have several different flavors including orange spice, lemon
zinger, cranberry cove, etc.

I usually make solar tea out of them by the gallon but without
exception, all of them are richly flavored and make delightful iced
teas! ;-d

The weather is finally getting right here for them. Time for me to get
out the solar tea jar......

Thanks for the reminder! :-)

Katra, have you ever had Red Zinger iced? It's my favorite iced tea after
iced Earl Grey. I order decaf Earl Grey in bulk from McNulty's Tea And
Coffee Company in Greenwich Village, NY.

--
Wayne Boatwright
____________________________________________

Give me a smart idiot over a stupid genius any day.
Sam Goldwyn, 1882-1974

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Wayne Boatwright said:

On Fri 11 Mar 2005 08:18:40p, Katra wrote in rec.food.cooking:

Quoted message said:

In article <[email hidden]>,

Quoted post said:

I drink caffeine free tea. I make it in my automatic coffee maker. I
have been looking for loose tea in the super market, but I haven't
found any decaf. I have noticed that they make an orange flavored tea
but it is not available in decaf.

So....I bought some packs of cool aid. So far I have tried orange,
lime and cherry. If you use more than a 1/3 of a pack in two quarts
it tastes too much like plain cool aid.

I think I like cherry best with lime next.

Try it.

It sounds interesting, but if you like decaf Iced teas, have you ever
considered Celestial Seasonings herbals?

They have several different flavors including orange spice, lemon
zinger, cranberry cove, etc.

I usually make solar tea out of them by the gallon but without
exception, all of them are richly flavored and make delightful iced
teas! ;-d

The weather is finally getting right here for them. Time for me to get
out the solar tea jar......

Thanks for the reminder! :-)

Katra, have you ever had Red Zinger iced?

Oh yes!!! :-)
Have you tried the Lemon Zinger iced?
The Cranberry cove is also wonderful.

I use their Bengal Spice as my base for hot buttered rum!

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It's my favorite iced tea after
iced Earl Grey. I order decaf Earl Grey in bulk from McNulty's Tea And
Coffee Company in Greenwich Village, NY.

Heh! Yeah, if I run out of time sometimes in the mornings, I ice my Earl
Gray also. It's fabulous even unsweetened. I get Twinings, full
caffiene. ;-)

Earl gray hot with a dab of cream and some Splenda. <sigh> Heaven!

--
K.

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