Suitable for portafilter and fully automatic machines.
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White, colored and thick-walled cups.
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Ice tea, also known as iced tea, is a refreshing and popular cold drink enjoyed in many parts of the world. The history of Ice Tea dates back to the 19th century. The origins of Iced Tea can be found in the USA. It is believed that the first documented mention of Iced Tea was in 1879.
A recipe for "Russian Iced Tea" was published in a cookbook called "Housekeeping in Old Virginia". In the following years, Iced Tea became a popular summer drink in the United States.
Iced tea comes in a variety of flavours, including classic iced tea, lemon iced tea, peach iced tea, green iced tea and many more. Different types of tea and flavours offer a variety of taste experiences for consumers.
There are a variety of Iced Tea variants that can vary depending on the region, preferences and ingredients available. Here are some of the most popular variants:
These variations can be adapted according to preferences and cultural influences. There are countless ways to personalise Iced Tea and discover creative flavour combinations.
The ingredients for one litre of Iced Tea
It is important to note that the amount may vary from tea to tea. Some teas may be stronger and require less tea, while others are milder and may require a little more tea.
If you want the tea stronger, you can slightly increase the amount of loose tea. On the other hand, if you prefer the tea milder, you can reduce the amount slightly. It is best to start with the recommended amount and then adjust according to taste.
Here is a simple preparation, step by step
Remember that the brewing time also has an influence on the taste. If you want a stronger tasting iced tea, you can increase the brewing time. If you prefer a milder tasting iced tea, you can shorten the brewing time.
Experiment with the amount of loose tea until you find the perfect balance for your iced tea. Depending on your personal preferences and the strength of the tea, you can adjust the amount accordingly.