#sun tea

[faeberrywine]

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[lilyladybuggy]

Sun tea and blueberry scone for 2nd breakfast😋

I tried combing oolong with a jasmine orange flavor and it isn’t too bad. I want to do a non-black tea next time bc I feel like it’s too winter-y

[amethystsoda]

Making my first batch of sun tea! ☀️

[luz-xoxo]

if life doesn't kill me, nostalgia will.

growing up southern meant sun tea, going to church on sundays and all sodas being referred to as "coke".

[asillylittleguy333]

how to make super cheap sun tea

this is what my family loves to make in the summer and you literally only need like 3 things

pickle jar or other type of jar: make sure it’s all cleaned out so you don’t have pickle flavored tea (unless you want that I guess 🤷‍♀️)

the one I’m using is a gallon but you can also use a smaller 1 quart pickle jar

We’ve had this one for years so if you just have pickle jars like we do that’s perfect for this one gallon jar it probably cost around $5 and 1 quart ones are about $2 I think. You also get pickles too which is great cos pickles are delishois

it was $2 for this specific 24 box of iced black tea

it dosent really matter the brand cos its all just tea so you can buy whatever you want. You just have to make sure they have the bags around them

For 1 gallon use 4 bags of tea and for 1 quart only use 1.

Fill it up with with water to the top and close that lid on tight (ignore the crap ton of cups I gotta wash those later)

Put it out on the front porch or front stoop or literally anywhere where it can be in the sun and wait a day

I just made it like a couple minutes ago so I can’t show you the after quite yet but when it’s all done the water should have gotten pretty dark

take it inside, dig the tea bags out ( I like to suck on tea bags for some reason cos the flavor yummers), and put it into the fridge

when you want some tea just pour it onto some ice and enjoy

and if your fancy you can put in a little sugar

And there you go! Now you have some tea that you made for $4 dollars (or $2 if you already had a pickle jars)

[woolblossom-archive]

Sun tea Bear

[jeffreyspahrsummers]