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When I think of cooling, refreshing summer drinks I think of iced tea and lemonade. OK, I also think of frozen daiquiris but we'll discuss that another time. Rum aside, there are usually beverage pitchers in my refrigerator, in various stages of steeping and cooling, so that I can have my favorite drinks handy. As for the Keurig brewer, I've never paid it much attention since I'm not the coffee drinker in this house. That is, until I recently discovered that Lipton makes K-Cups of iced tea for the Keurig. Um...what?
It was probably really strange to watch how excited I was as I saw my Keurig brew my first cup of iced tea. Better still, Lipton makes a variety of iced tea flavors including my beloved lemonade. Yup. Perfectly tart and sweet and it can be brewed right over ice for my immediate enjoyment.
But if they can give me the convenience of ice tea and lemonade together in a K-Cup, I can go one better and add fresh summer fruit. And mint! Oh, it's so good with some mint. Can you tell how happy I was with all of this?
Ingredients
Lipton Iced Tea Lemonade K-Cup
Peach slices
Plum slices
Handful of blueberries
Slices of lemon
A few sprigs of fresh mint
Place a non-glass cup under the brewer and fill with ice. Insert a Lipton Brew Over Ice K-Cup into your brewer and hit the brew button. Fill a tall glass with the fruit, pour your freshly brewed ice tea into it and top with the fresh mint. I brew a few at a time and put everything into a large pitcher so that the fruit steeps and the tea absorbs the sweet flavors.
You can find Lipton K-Cups in stores and online at nationwide retailers in flavors such as Iced Tea Lemonade,
Classic Unsweetened and Refresh Sweet Tea
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I love the idea of a lemonade that's not overly sweet. I bet the iced tea adds a great flavor!
ReplyDeleteVery refreshing indeed, Anita!
ReplyDeleteI would love to drink a huge pitcher of this!!
ReplyDeleteYUM! I wonder if I could do this with sun tea somehow...
ReplyDeleteThis looks so refreshing. Perfect for porch sittin'.
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