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Recipe: Raspberry Iced-Tea (not Mimi's)

Beverages
RASPBERRY ICED-TEA

2 cups fresh or frozen red raspberries
4 or 5 tea bags
5 cups boiling water
ice cubes

Place raspberries and tea bags in a bowl (preferably a glass bowl). Pour the boiling water over the raspberries and tea bags. Cover and let stand about 5 minutes.

Remove the tea bags and strain the raspberries from the mixture. An easy way to do this is by pouring the mixture through a wire strainer. Discard the berries.

Cool several hours and serve over ice.

Source: KVOA News 4, Tucson
MsgID: 1422594
Shared by: Halyna - NY
In reply to: ISO: Mimi's Raspberry Iced Tea
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1 ISO: Mimi's Raspberry Iced Tea
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