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... with this fantastic summer Nectarine Iced Tea, followed by my White Chocolate and Blueberry Mousse. If you are wondering why these 2 random choices for my blog post ... well honestly, I've been lazy, unmotivated and just out of the blogging mojo lately, and facebook is hogging up all my other free time ...

  I was looking through the tea melange in the pantry on friday. I wanted iced tea that was flavored but different. Sometimes we get into an iced tea rut in the summer. Peach tea, raspberry tea, orange or lemon…you know how it is. God forbid that someone would think that we were boring and predictable around here.

By William I. Lengeman III A recent article at the Twinings Tea Blog marked the onset of iced tea season, focusing mainly on the background, origins and history of this warm weather favorite. Which is all well and good but the best thing about iced tea, of course, is drinking it - particularly given the nearly infinite number of flavor combinations available.

I was first introduced to white tea while living in Japan. Even though green tea prevailed as the beverage of choice, I enjoyed the varieties of tea regularly available in Japanese culture. Recently, I have recognized the trend of bottled teas coming to the United States.

[CONTEST CLOSED - Winner to be announced shortly.] As a frequent drinker of Lipton Diet Green Iced Tea I was more than happy to receive an invitation from Lipton to promote their “Free Your Y” campaign around their new White Iced Tea. I have not yet tried the product, but as it is Lipton I am sure it is good.

(by Shirley McNevich) 9 regular sized Lipton tea bags 1 cup white sugar Boil a little more than 3 cups of water in the microwave. In a 1 quart saucepan add white sugar. Place tea bags on top of the white sugar and hang the tags out over the edge of the pan.

Hi All, Years ago I gave up soda except as a very rare treat since I didn't like all the chemicals, the way it puffed me up (yuck) and I wanted the health benefits of tea--especially green tea. Living in a warm climate, iced tea is my beverage, so besides brewing my own iced tea, I am always on the lookout for prepared low-calorie, healthy iced teas with delicious and interesting flavors.