To celebrate National Iced Tea Day, we offer a collection of thirst-quenching Iced tea drink recipes that are easy to make and add to your day. Earlier this year, we celebrated National Hot Tea Month, this is our summertime counterpart, and we’re ready! First, take a trip into the garden and snip your favorite herbs, mint, chamomile, lavender, and rosemary come to mind—ad depth of flavor to any of these recipes with your favorite herbs.
Lavender Chamomile Iced Tea
This Lavender Chamomile Iced Tea is sure to quench your thirst without caffeine. What I love the most about this tea is how completely relaxing it is to enjoy after an afternoon out in the garden. This tea helps reduce stress by settling your nervous system and calming your digestive system. Lavender promotes relaxation, and chamomile eases tension and supports digestion. This recipe is steeped in flavor, not too sweet or bitter.
Honey Ginger Iced Tea
This Honey and Ginger Iced Tea is simple to brew, makes enough to quench the thirst of you and several friends and requires only a few ingredients. A perfect and refreshing tea drink to prepare for a day on the beach or at night by the campfire.
National Iced Tea Day Celebration
Historically, in the south, we like our tea a tad sweet. In the south, we enjoy “Sweet Tea” year-round, and it’s incredibly delicious. We offer these recipes with a nod to our southern roots, but in moderation in the interest of good health!
Apple Cider Vinegar Honey Detox
You can enjoy ACV Detox Tea daily if it doesn’t irritate your stomach. The truth is everyone is different. You can make this tea hot or cold and enjoy it once a day. After a while, you’ll notice more spring in your step and general overall wellness.
Spinning Lemon into a Tea
Sparkling Strawberry Lemonade with honey and ginger is a thirst-quenching mocktail for you and your family. When the weather starts to get warm, this is an excellent homemade soda. This is a superb signature drink to offer guests if you’re having a spring or summer garden party. Spring Honey is the perfect sweetener for this drink!
Lavender Tonic Tea for Face, Body and Home
This classic lavender tonic has a clean, fresh fragrance of lavender buds. It’s gentle astringent, antiseptic, calming, and healing qualities relieve skin irritations and sunburn. It’s suitable for all skin types. You can use this spray as a facial or body toner or an aromatic spray on your pillows, sheets, and blankets.
The Bees Knees Honeybush Tea
We offer a small, specially curated line of teas that pair well with honey and can quickly be served hot or cold. One of our favorite things to do is make any of the teas hot, add some honey and some cashew and coconut milk, and serve over ice. It’s as satisfying as it is delicious.
We recommend that you try this recipe with our Honeybush Tea, or if you’d like to experiment, try our Tea and Honey for Two Tower. In any event, there’s lots of fun to be had with tea and honey!
Don’t forget the Cookies.
Making recipes with tea, even baked goods, are always full of flavor; try these Honey Chai Tea Cookies.
In the heat of summer, there’s nothing more delightful than indulging in a warm cup of tea and homemade cookie – not just any plain old store-bought kind; no, one specially made with love! A genuinely heavenly treat, for sure.
