
Iced green tea with orange and mint.
Weather is too hot these days. We want some refreshing drink to stay hydrated and feel energized. So here is a delicious refreshing chilled drink . Make and keep it in refrigerator and enjoy whenever you feel low.
I have used orange juice but you can use watermelon, grape juice, pomegranate juice, mixed fruit juice or any other fruit juice of your choice. If you are using sugar use sugar syrup. Because sugar takes more time to dissolve. Or you can use honey or any artificial sweetener.
Our this week’s 153 #Foodiemonday bloghop theme is tea. And my humble contribution is this chilled refreshing iced green tea with orange mint and cinnamon.
I don’t like milk tea. Love black or green tea without milk and very little sugar. But in this hot weather refreshing and chilled iced tea is a good option to cool us down. So get ready to beat the heat.
Flavour of orange, lemon and cinnamon made this drink super yummy. Just add lots of ice cube and enjoy.
Recipe
Orange juice – 1 cup
Green tea – 2 bags
Mint leaves – a fistful, Finley chopped
Cinnamon powder – 1/2 teaspoon
Water – 2 cup
Lemon juice – 1 & 1/2 tablespoon
Sugar syrup or honey to taste, optional
Ice cubes – as require
Few mint leaves and lemon wedges to garnish
Method
1. Boil 2 cup water. Remove from heat and tea bags and cover for 10 minutes.
2. Now add chopped mint leaves and cinnamon powder.
Stir and let it cool down completely.
3. Keep it in refrigerator for at least least 2 hours or until chilled. Squeeze and discard the tea bags.
4. Strain the mint mixed tea with a sieve.
5. Add orange juice and lemon juice. Add sugar syrup or honey to taste.
If you like light sweetness omit sugar.
6. In a glass place some ice cubes and few mint leaves.
Pour iced tea over it.
7. Garnish with lemon wedge.
Serve chilled.
Notes
1. If you don’t like cinnamon then you can omit it.
2. You can also make it with black tea instead of green tea.
3. You can use watermelon, grape juice, pomegranate juice, mixed fruit juice or any fruit juice of your choice instead of orange juice.
4. You can use artificial sweetener instead of sugar syrup or honey.
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Nice recipe
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Orange and mint with hints of cinnamon in a tea sounds interesting di ..loved share !
Thanks a lot Poonam 😊😊
So nice it is
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I’m loving the sound of this tea! Orange and mint and cinnamon – what’s to not love? 🙂
Thank you so much Priya 😊😊
Iced green tea is always refreshing dee 🙂 Im again liking the color of this tea 🙂
Thanks a lot Waagmi 😍
Living in a hot place like Mombasa means that I tend to make iced teas a lot. I love orange iced tea. Love the colour, makes it so tempting.
Thank you so much Mayuri 😍
Lovely color and I am as it is a huge fan of Orange Iced tea! Looks very very delicious!
Thank you so much Mallika 😍
wow…..looks very inviting with so many flavours. Lovely share Sujata!!!!
Thank you so much Veena 😍
Iced Tea is perfect for the hot weather here. Love the colour of the tea.Superb share .
Thanks a lot Preethi 😍
what a refreshing summer tea and love the addition of cinnamon for some smoky flavor to the tea
Thank you so much Chef 😊
Nice refreshing drink .. looks like some mocktail / juice.
Thank you so much Shobha 😊
I love iced tea but always buy them ready made.I love this recipe of green tea with orange and mint. Sounds so cooling. Lovely colour too.
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Ths tea sounds so refreshing and perfect for the summer. I love adding mint .
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Iced teas are most welcome for the next 4-5 months of climate here!!! Love the flavor combo of orange and mint! so refreshing!!! 🙂
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