If you're a coffee lover, chances are you already have your go-to order. Maybe it's a straight-up black coffee, a foamy cappuccino, or something with an extra shot of espresso to kick-start your day.

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Steeping loose tea in cold water for 6 to 12 hours brings out natural sweetness with fewer tannins. Use about 1.5 teaspoons of loose tea per cup, and refrigerate until smooth.

It’s a safer bet for protecting flavor. Melting your ice Pouring hot tea over ice might feel efficient, but it melts the cubes too fast and waters everything down.

Classic and dependable. If you are someone who likes their iced tea bold and slightly bitter, black tea is your go-to. It pairs well with citrus, mint, and flavoured syrups. It is the base used in ...

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Here’s the problem: Tea steeped in a glass jar on the porch won’t get any hotter than 130 F, which is not hot enough to kill bacteria lurking in the water or on the tea leaves themselves.