TIP: "Paper tags can give tea a bitter taste, so remove them from tea bags before bags are put in the jar." Instant Pot Tea Try making your iced tea in an instant pot.

Sip Into Summer with This Refreshing Delight! Hey there, Jason Griffith here! When the heat of summer truly kicks in, there’s nothing quite like a tall, icy glass of refreshment to cool you down and ...

Editor’s Note: Food writer Casey Barber says to cool off from this month’s sticky heat with a glass of iced tea. Stay tuned for her July recipe selection, and for all the months that follow ...

This iced tea hack only requires two ingredients: jam and tea. That's it. Use any kind of bagged or loose-leaf tea and any kind of store-bought (or homemade, okay over-achiever!) jam that's sitting ...

The first is flavor. Most black teas perform best in boiling water, while more fragile green tea leaves steep well around 160 degrees. The sun will, at most, heat water to about 130 degrees.

It's hot these days, and that calls for a cold, refreshing glass of iced tea on the porch, in the kitchen, or anywhere you have refreshments. I've collected our iced tea glasses mostly one at a ...