Sparkling Peach Tea

"This is a refreshing low fat/low calorie drink from Kraft Food & Family Magazine."
 
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Ready In:
5mins
Ingredients:
3
Yields:
8 1 cup servings
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ingredients

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directions

  • Place drink mix in large plastic or glass pitcher.
  • Add water; stir until mix is dissolved.
  • Stir in ginger ale just before serving.
  • Pour over ice cubes in eight tall glasses.

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  1. I love this recipe! My local grocery store is pretty limited on the products they sell so I had to alter this just a little. I used diet Lipton peach tea mix (instead of crystal light), I followed the directions on the back to make a 32 oz. pitcher; then I added 2 C. of regular ginger ale. It came out to 35 calories per 8 oz. glass and tasted amazing!
     
  2. I cut this down to serve one using about 1 tsp of Nerada peach iced tea mix. Very subtle tea flavour with a hint of fizz, nice & refreshing on a warm Spring day, thanks Juenessa.
     
  3. Refreshing ice tea with a nice peach flavor. Also made this with regular peach tea mix since I have some to finish up and regular ginger ale. Both ways are very good and instead of ice cubes I added some frozen peach slices. Thank you Juenassa for posting!
     
  4. I used 1 "to go" Crystal Light packet, 3/4 cup water, and 1 cup diet ginger ale to make a generous serving over ice. Very refreshing, and a nice change of pace from straight iced tea. I'll try the lemon tea with lemon-lime soda next. I can imagine lots of variations here, so I'll be exprimenting all summer. Made for Holiday Tag. Thanks for posting Juenessa, this is a keeper!
     
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