Ice Tea - how do you make it?

1 Lipton family size tea bag and 1 regular mint tea bag

I use Lipton's tea. Watch how long you steep it or it gets bitter. I think real lemon juice is better than the stuff in the bottle. Sugar syrup on the side that you add to taste seems to be a good way to serve it.

I never made cold brew method,i think i used to boil a gallon of water,add 10 tea bags and let it cool down then add sugar to taste for sweet tea. :)

5 cold brew tea bags 1.5 cups of sugar 1/2 bottle of squeeze lemon juice. i put sugar in the water first stir real good then tea bags for about an hour lemon to taste

Do you mean sun tea? Just add tea bags to cold water and leave in the sun for hours? I have done this in the past.

Boil tea leaves in water, add sugar and lemon juice. Strain and put it in the freezer. Add mint leaves to garnish, along with a lemon or orange slice.

Used to have friends who would fill a gallon container with ice and then poor the hot tea in and drink it just like that. It wasn't half bad tea.

My cousin's husband used to make iced tea using several tea bags such as Lipton and add some powdered orange juice along with some lemon and orange slices.

I'd never heard of the cold brew method so I googled and think I'll try it! 👏😋

I'm curious to try dry curry leaves. They have a similar flavor.

I sometimes make sun tea, like my grandmother in New Orleans used to. I can’t load it up with sugar like she did, which is a pity, but I use stevia, and that works. I let it steep for a long time outside. Then I bring the jar inside, put it in the fridge or if I want a glass right away I pour one and add ice.

Unfortunately I've never tried a cold brew tea method beyond sticking a few mint leaves in my water bottle full of cold water when I go for a walk. Good luck!