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I just made a batch of Southern Spiced Tea to get us through the holidays.

I'm enjoying a cup now, and it really is yummy!

Here's the recipe:

Southern Spiced Tea

1 cup regular Lipton Instant Tea mix
1 cup Tang orange mix
1 cup Country Time Lemonade mix
1 1/2 cups sugar
2 tsp ground cinnamon
2 tsp nutmeg

Mix all together in a mixing bowl and put into jars (like Mason jars). Use 2-3 teaspoons to a coffee cup of hot water. Enjoy!

(This also makes a good, inexpensive gift for co-workers, friends, and neighbors! Just tie a ribbon around the top of the jar and it's ready to give!)

[C. Mark Willix]

I just made a batch of Southern Spiced Tea to get us through the holidays.

I'm enjoying a cup now, and it really is yummy!

Here's the recipe:

Southern Spiced Tea

1 cup regular Lipton Instant Tea mix
1 cup Tang orange mix
1 cup Country Time Lemonade mix
1 1/2 cups sugar
2 tsp ground cinnamon
2 tsp nutmeg

Mix all together in a mixing bowl and put into jars (like Mason jars). Use 2-3 teaspoons to a coffee cup of hot water. Enjoy!

(This also makes a good, inexpensive gift for co-workers, friends, and neighbors! Just tie a ribbon around the top of the jar and it's ready to give!)

YUM-O

Thanks for that recipe.

For a refreshing summer time treat...add 1 bag of Bigelow Plantation Mint to your regular tea bags you use for iced tea. It adds just a touch of mint sweetness and is very refreshing on a hot summer day. Of course I love it anytime of year.

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YUM-O

Thanks for that recipe.

For a refreshing summer time treat...add 1 bag of Bigelow Plantation Mint to your regular tea bags you use for iced tea. It adds just a touch of mint sweetness and is very refreshing on a hot summer day. Of course I love it anytime of year.

That does sound good! We grow fresh mint in the summertime and use that, but that's a good suggestion for winter hint of mint tea!

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We call that Russian Tea in our family. My grandmother (KY hillbilly) would make it in the winter time. Thanks for the recipe though - I had lost it.