Cold steep iced tea

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2. What is cold brew tea? cold brew iced tea takes a different approach compared to the classic hot tea-making method. cold steep iced tea is made by steeping tea leaves in room temperature (or cold) water instead of using hot water. the steeping is done over an extended period (usually 6-12 hours or overnight) to extract the flavours properly instead of steeping them for a shorter period using hot water. this method produces an unusually smooth cold drip tea with an exceptional taste. it’s so smooth because this process extracts the natural flavours without pulling out the tannins. and it doesn’t matter which type of tea you use – it can be black, green or herbal blends – the process is ridiculously simple. just place tea bags (or tea leaves) in a cold-water jar, let the jar sit in the refrigerator and discard the tea bags (or strain the tea leaves) when ready. 

3. how to make cold brew tea: a step-by-step guide Total Servings:- 2 Preparation Time:- 5 Minutes Cooking Times:- 6-12 hours Nutritional Value:- 0 calories, 0g fat, 0g carbs, 0g protein Recipe Category:- drink Cuisine:- global equipment        a jar        a strainer ingredients ·       2 tea bags (your preferred ones) ·       2 cups of cold (or room temperature) water ·       ice (optional) ·       sweetener (optional) instruction fill jar: pour water into a jar that’s large enough to hold the quantity without spilling when you serve. tea bag tweak: we recommend that you cut open the tea bags and pour the loose tea into the water. but you can always use the tea bags as they are – still tasty and effortless! steep: cover your jar and pop it in the fridge. if you’re making green tea, let it steep for 6 to 9 hours. for black tea, you may need longer – about 10-12 hours. when making it for the first time, give it a taste along the way to find the right taste. you can always tweak the steeping time! strain: after the steeping is done, strain out the loose leaves (or remove the tea bags). pour the cold steep iced tea into glasses filled with ice if you like it extra cold. customise: you can add sweetener, lemon or some fresh mint to enhance the taste. best teas for cold brew cold drip tea is one of the best ways to enjoy the subtle flavours of your favourite tea varieties. while any variety can be used to make cold brew iced tea, some turn out better than others. here are some tea varieties that make better cold drip tea: green tea: light, fresh and a little sweet – cold brewing brings out its smooth side. oolong tea: this one is a great choice for cold drip tea! it has a mix of floral and creamy flavours that shine when brewed cold. herbal teas: caffeine-free options like chamomile, hibiscus, apple & cinnamon tea or super fruit tea – they all turn out colourful, fragrant and outstanding cold steep iced tea.