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Glass Iced tea carafe 1.2L
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Iced Tea
What type of tea to choose for your iced tea?
Black iced teas offer a robust infusion and are often enjoyed with a touch of lemon or peach.
Fans looking for a more delicate option turn to green iced teas, known for their milder flavor.
If you're looking for a fruity taste, fruit iced teas bring flavors ranging from strawberry to peach or raspberry, perfect for sweet palates without the calories of soft drinks.
Energizing iced teas with maté fuse the stimulating properties of maté with icy temperature, providing a natural kick.
Finally, for those avoiding caffeine, theine-free iced infusions are an ideal alternative, including Rooibos.
How to make your own iced tea
Preparing your homemade iced tea involves a few simple steps:
Start by choosing your basic tea: black, green, white or a fruit or herbal infusion. Choose loose leaf or tea bags to preserve the richness of the flavors.
Proportions often vary from one tablespoon of tea per cup of water for hot infusion, to the same amount but for a larger quantity of water for cold infusion.
Infusion time is crucial: between 3 and 5 minutes for hot tea, and up to several hours for cold.
After infusion, move on to filtration to remove the leaves or tea bags. For a personalized, creative drink, add ingredients according to your preferences: pieces of fresh fruit such as peach, strawberry or lemon, herbs such as mint, or sweeteners such as agave syrup.
Serve your drink in a glass carafe filled with ice cubes, and enjoy the refreshing flavours of your homemade iced tea.
Health benefits of iced tea
Iced teas are more than just refreshing drinks, they're packed with health benefits.
Hydration and low calories
Iced tea is a wise choice when you're looking for a refreshing, low-calorie alternative. Homemade iced tea, made from natural leaves or tea bags, has no added sugar, making it a hydrating and healthy option, unlike industrial sweetened beverages that are often saturated with calories.
Antioxidants and well-being
Iced teas are true elixirs of well-being, with a valuable source of health-promoting antioxidants. By infusing at the right temperature, these compounds are extracted from tea leaves, whether green, black or white. These antioxidants, notably polyphenols, help neutralize the free radicals responsible for cell aging and inflammation.