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How to make sun tea.

How to make sun tea.
Are you like me? do you enjoy a nice, tall, ice-cold glass of Ice tea while you bask in the sun on a warm lazy day??
I thought so =D

but you have to boil all that water! all that energy on something you're just gonna put ice in later!
well this is how you make iced tea without wasting fuel on boiling the water. instead, we use the sun!
 
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Step 1Get your stuff together!

this is what you need to make some delicious sun tea.

Water (from tap)
tea bags( I used 1 chai, 1 earl grey, and 5 lipton)
a large pickle jar (the kind that whole pickles come in)
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4 comments
Mar 9, 2010. 3:33 PMJohnJY says:
This should work great here in Florida! (At least during the summer...)
Oct 14, 2009. 7:44 PMM F says:
it's best to use fresh leaf tea.
don't use grocery store tea bags such as lipton.
lipton buys the left over tea leaves that nobody wants and grinds them up.
then they add flavoring, coloring, etc. I can taste the fake flavorings .


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