Iced Tea Syrup

"A concentrate for sweet tea lovers. The baking soda keeps the tea from clouding."
 
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Ready In:
20mins
Ingredients:
5
Serves:
10-15
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ingredients

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directions

  • Bring water to boiling; remove from heat then add tea bags.
  • Steep 15 minutes; discard tea bags (do not squeeze for the tea will become bitter).
  • Add sugar and baking soda; stir to dissolve.
  • Add to mixture the lemon juice.
  • To serve: pour enough tea syrup to taste in tall iced tea glass filled with ice cubes. Fill remainder of glass with water. Enjoy!

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Reviews

  1. This the perfect way to prepare Iced Tea ahead of time. I just mixed mine with half syrup and half water and it was perfect. Thanks for sharing your recipe :)
     
  2. I wanted to go ahead and post a photo and review, but I'm kind of waiting to see if the baking soda keeps the tea from getting cloudy! I halved the recipe, since I'm an empty-nester now. This turned out great....I'll be drinking it throughout the week. Thanks for posting! Made for photo tag.
     
  3. A grand taste and a grand view to partake of such delightful liquid refreshment on a hot summer day. I followed this exactly. Used this on *Saturday Lunch at the Farm* and I ran out...it was so delicious! It made a perfect drink to cool the thirst of our farm helpers and was a very welcomed addition to the farm table. I put mine in a big glass pitcher, adding 6 cups of water to the pitcher. Floated sliced lemons on top! Made for *Everyday is a Holiday* August 2009.
     
  4. This is a great way to prepare iced tea for a crowd without having to fill the fridge with it! I found that the syrup needed to be diluted 50/50 with water to make it how I like it. Thanks for a wonderful space-saver!
     
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