[recipe] Eat A Peach Tea ~ lightly sweet, cold & vegan

[Guest guest]

i make a wonderful peach iced tea by adding 4 peach

tea bags [naturally decaf by Celestial Seasonings] with

one large decaf iced tea bag by Luzianne. i let this steep

in 2 quart mason jar full of hot water until it gets nice and

brown and comes to room temperature. Then i swirl in two

heaping tablespoonfuls of sucanat; this is plenty sweet

enough for me. After the sucanat dissolves i pour everything

into a 4 quart pitcher and add another 2 quarts of ice cold

water, then stir. Chill in the refrigerator and enjoy over ice

while you groove to the Allman Brothers Band.

Yummy, not too sweet and way better for you than sweet teas

are.

 

Info about what sucanat is for those who are not familiar:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sucanat

 

~ PT ~

 

The ingratitude of the world can never deprive us of the

conscious happiness of having acted with humanity ourselves.

~ Oliver Goldsmith

[Guest guest]

This Peach iced tea sounds so " refreshing " on the hot days that we are

having now. Don't tell my daughter that I used the word " refreshing. " She

says it sounds so " cheesy, " a word that I detest.

 

I get these daily sayings and I thought this one was a good and very

practical one that I will try to remember next time I visit someone in the

hospital since we usually end up talking just about their illness or why

they are there. I am not sure why but it did seem to me to be something to

at least try.

linda

 

<<Hospital Etiquette

 

When you visit someone in the hospital, talk to the person and leave the

doctors and nurses to talk to the sickness.

 

--Ajahn Brahm in Who Ordered This Truckload of Dung?

from More Daily Wisdom, edited by Josh Bartok, Wisdom Public>>

[Guest guest]

I think it's a just-fine word! And I like that quote, too.

 

Blessed be,

Jayelle

 

, " linda " <lindai81

wrote:

>

> This Peach iced tea sounds so " refreshing " on the hot days that we

are

> having now. Don't tell my daughter that I used the

word " refreshing. " She

> says it sounds so " cheesy, " a word that I detest.

>

> I get these daily sayings and I thought this one was a good and

very

> practical one that I will try to remember next time I visit

someone in the

> hospital since we usually end up talking just about their illness

or why

> they are there. I am not sure why but it did seem to me to be

something to

> at least try.

> linda

>

> <<Hospital Etiquette

>

> When you visit someone in the hospital, talk to the person and

leave the

> doctors and nurses to talk to the sickness.

>

> --Ajahn Brahm in Who Ordered This Truckload of Dung?

> from More Daily Wisdom, edited by Josh Bartok, Wisdom Public>>

>

[Guest guest]

I love it, too. This one is sweet, but not overly so

and we drink a lot of it when the weather is hot.

 

~ PT ~

 

The woods are lovely, dark and deep.

But I have promises to keep,

And miles to go before I sleep

And miles to go before I sleep.

~Robert Frost, poet (1874-1963)

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, " wwjd " <jtwigg wrote:

>

> I love Peach Tea. So refreshing. Thanks

> Judy