Ahh Spring! In honor of Earth Day, I give you my easy sun tea concentrate recipe. Now that the weather is warm and the sun is hot, it's time to make my favorite beverage: Sun Tea! This is a great way to brew your own tea that creates no trash, no energy wastage, it tastes fresher than if you had boiled it in water and takes up very little room in your refrigerator.
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1 Glass jar. NOT plastic! This one used to contain pasta sauce. I'm not sure what size it is, but it's bigger than a quart. Make sure you clean them out well so any lingering food odors don't invade your tea.
2 family size tea bags. I'm using one green tea bag and one run of the mill orange pekoe. You can use more, but I find that two works for me. Basically, use however many bags you would normally use for a whole pitcher of tea.
Water: Enough to fill the jar.
A sunny day.
1 Glass jar. NOT plastic! This one used to contain pasta sauce. I'm not sure what size it is, but it's bigger than a quart. Make sure you clean them out well so any lingering food odors don't invade your tea.
2 family size tea bags. I'm using one green tea bag and one run of the mill orange pekoe. You can use more, but I find that two works for me. Basically, use however many bags you would normally use for a whole pitcher of tea.
Water: Enough to fill the jar.
A sunny day.
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