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Try these refreshing Iced-Teas this summer

Here is a list of the most popular iced teas you can try this summer to keep your body hydrated and your mind rejuvenated.

Try these refreshing Iced-Teas this summer
Try these refreshing Iced-Teas this summer
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Published : May 22, 2023, 12:18 PM IST

Hyderabad: As the summers are here, we all crave ice creams, cold beverages and all-time favourite popsicles. In order to beat the heat as we embrace summer, let's rehydrate and restore our bodies with some of the best summer drinks.

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Tea has no season! Ditching a hot cup of tea, try this wide range of flavoured Iced-tea this summer. They are cool, refreshing, tasty as well as mood-lifting. Iced-Tea also helps to keep your body and mind rejuvenated. Check the list of the most popular beverages in the town:

Blackberry Iced tea:

Blackberry Iced tea
Blackberry Iced tea

Make this sweet, plum-hued beverage by using fresh or frozen blackberries. Crush sugared blackberries with a wooden spoon, then mix with mint and baking soda. Combine with tea and let stand for an hour before straining. Add water, and chill before serving.

Iced Mint Tea:

Iced Mint Tea
Iced Mint Tea

To infuse the tea with the most mint flavour, refrigerate with the mint sprigs. But if you prefer a lighter mint taste, let the sprigs steep for 5 minutes, then remove before chilling. Traditional mint tea tends to be very sweet, so feel free to tailor the amount of sugar to your taste.

Watermelon and Basil Iced Tea:

Watermelon and Basil Iced Tea
Watermelon and Basil Iced Tea

Watermelon wedges add a light sweetness and make for a gorgeous presentation.

Hibiscus Tea:

Hibiscus Tea
Hibiscus Tea

Accent the floral flavour of the hibiscus tea with sparkling apple cider. This cool drink fits perfectly at a family picnic or an afternoon poolside with friends.

Lemonade Iced Tea:

Lemonade Iced Tea
Lemonade Iced Tea

This refreshing drink combines two summer favorites—lemonade and iced tea. Turn this into a cocktail by adding bourbon. (With Agency Inputs)

Hyderabad: As the summers are here, we all crave ice creams, cold beverages and all-time favourite popsicles. In order to beat the heat as we embrace summer, let's rehydrate and restore our bodies with some of the best summer drinks.

Also read: Boys require 'lessons in bromance' to tackle mental health crisis in schools: Study

Tea has no season! Ditching a hot cup of tea, try this wide range of flavoured Iced-tea this summer. They are cool, refreshing, tasty as well as mood-lifting. Iced-Tea also helps to keep your body and mind rejuvenated. Check the list of the most popular beverages in the town:

Blackberry Iced tea:

Blackberry Iced tea
Blackberry Iced tea

Make this sweet, plum-hued beverage by using fresh or frozen blackberries. Crush sugared blackberries with a wooden spoon, then mix with mint and baking soda. Combine with tea and let stand for an hour before straining. Add water, and chill before serving.

Iced Mint Tea:

Iced Mint Tea
Iced Mint Tea

To infuse the tea with the most mint flavour, refrigerate with the mint sprigs. But if you prefer a lighter mint taste, let the sprigs steep for 5 minutes, then remove before chilling. Traditional mint tea tends to be very sweet, so feel free to tailor the amount of sugar to your taste.

Watermelon and Basil Iced Tea:

Watermelon and Basil Iced Tea
Watermelon and Basil Iced Tea

Watermelon wedges add a light sweetness and make for a gorgeous presentation.

Hibiscus Tea:

Hibiscus Tea
Hibiscus Tea

Accent the floral flavour of the hibiscus tea with sparkling apple cider. This cool drink fits perfectly at a family picnic or an afternoon poolside with friends.

Lemonade Iced Tea:

Lemonade Iced Tea
Lemonade Iced Tea

This refreshing drink combines two summer favorites—lemonade and iced tea. Turn this into a cocktail by adding bourbon. (With Agency Inputs)

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