Peach Black Iced Tea
Peach adds a fresh fruit layer to separately brewed black tea. Mash it lightly and strain if you want fewer fruit pieces in the glass.
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THE RECIPE CARD
Peach Black Iced Tea
- Prep
- 10 min
- Cook
- 0 min
- Total
- 10 min
- Makes
- 1 drink
What you’ll need
- 180 ml drinking water
- 80 g ice
- 1 plain black tea bag
- 60 g washed, pitted peach flesh
- 8 g sugar, optional
Make it at home
- 01
Mash the prepared peach with the optional sugar in a separate bowl. Put the fruit or strained purée in a 400 ml glass.
- 02
Brew the tea bag separately with the measured 180 ml water according to the product’s water-temperature and timing directions.
- 03
Remove the tea bag completely. Let the initial heat subside briefly while preparing the serving glass.
- 04
Add the measured ice to the glass containing the fruit or flavor base. Pour in the prepared tea, stir thoroughly, and serve promptly.
A FEW USEFUL DETAILS
Before your
next pour.
Peach ripeness changes the sweetness. This is a fruit tea, not a clear commercial peach syrup drink.
Use the tea bag’s actual brewing directions, then remove it rather than leaving it under the ice.
The measured water is the brew volume before any reduction. Adjust a later preparation deliberately rather than assuming the photographed color is a target.
A little more
to know.
What is useful to know before making this?
Peach ripeness changes the sweetness. This is a fruit tea, not a clear commercial peach syrup drink.
Can I prepare the finished drink far in advance?
Prepare appropriate components separately and keep perishables refrigerated. Assemble close to serving; ice, fruit texture, and any sparkling water change while the finished glass waits.
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