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A make-ahead, big-batch pitcher of iced tea to keep you hydrated throughout the day or a quick brew recipe to pour into your travel mug and head out the door. Here are two iced tea recipes just in time for warmer days.
It's always wonderful to get outdoors and spend time among nature. This summer was no exception! On so many weekends, with such a short window of agreeable weather here in beautiful British Columbia - there has been camping, glamping, numerous nature walks, hikes and picnics... with no need to compromise on the little comforts of home.
Canada Day long weekend is on its way! When the weekend rolls around it's time to head out onto the patio, make yourself a nice cocktail and unwind. Or maybe you're having friends over for a BBQ? Be prepared with all the refreshments for long hours of lounging in the backyard.
When life gives you lemons, slice them up and make iced tea!
The iced tea you find in stores is often full of sugar and preservatives (and low quality tea). Making your own is simple, healthy and cost effective. Plus there’s tons of room to explore and try new combinations with fruit juice, alternative sweeteners and even alcohol. Learn more about basic brewing methods (Cold Infusion or Hot Brew & Chill), and then take your home-made iced teas to the next level!
