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Sugarfree Raspberry Ice Tea Concentrate 2L

Sugarfree Raspberry Ice Tea Concentrate 2L

With a dilution ratio of 1:5, this Ice Tea Concentrate, gets you very far.
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With a dilution ratio of 1:5, this Ice Tea Concentrate, gets you very far.

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A cold Ice Tea on a hot summer's day, simply can't be beat.
Ice tea concentrate is a versatile base for a variety of refreshing drinks and even some creative culinary uses. Here are a few recommendations for what you can make with it:
1) CLASSIC ICED TEA
Method: Mix the concentrate with cold water (follow the dilution instructions on the bottle). Add ice and garnish with lemon slices and mint for a refreshing twist.
Tip: Sweeten to taste with honey or a splash of fruit juice.

2) BUBBLE TEA/ BOBA TEA
They are lovely to use as a base for any Water-Based Bubble Tea. Only a little amount is needed to give your Bubble Tea the perfect balance it needs. the perfect
Popping Boba Recommendations for this Ice Tea Concentrate
Unveil the regal combinations of Popping Bobas (also called Bursting Bubbles) and Ice Teas.
Our recommendations guide you towards creating some of the most delicious water-based bubble teas to delight.
By selecting the right pairings, you will rest assured that your regal concoctions will taste absolutely divine.

Here Are Our Recommendations for Some Must-Try Pairings:
-->Sugar Free Raspberry Iced Tea Concentrate:
Strawberry Popping Bubbles/ Bobas
Cherry Popping Bubbles/ Bobas
Pomegranate Popping Bubbles/ Bobas

3) FRUIT-INFUSED ICED TEA
Method: Blend your iced tea concentrate with fruit juices like peach, mango, or pineapple. Garnish with fresh fruit slices or berries.
Tip: A dash of soda water will give it a sparkling effect.
4) ICED TEA LEMONADE
Method: Mix equal parts of ice tea concentrate and lemonade for a tangy, sweet fusion.
Tip: Serve with crushed ice and a lemon wheel for extra zing.
5) ICED TEA COCKTAILS
Method: Use the concentrate as a base for cocktails. Combine with spirits like vodka, rum, or bourbon. Add a splash of citrus or fruit juice for complexity.
Tip: Garnish with herbs like basil or rosemary for a gourmet touch.
6) TEA POPSICLES
Method: Mix the concentrate with water and pour into popsicle moulds. Add fruit chunks like berries or peach slices before freezing.
Tip: Sweeten with agave syrup for an added layer of flavour.
7) ICED TEA SMOOTHIES
Method: Blend the concentrate with frozen fruits like strawberries, mango, or blueberries for a chilled, fruity smoothie.
Tip: Add yoghurt or coconut milk for creaminess.
8) MARINADE FOR GRILLED MEATS
Method: Mix the concentrate with soy sauce, garlic, and olive oil to create a sweet and tangy marinade for grilled chicken, pork, or tofu.
Tip: Let the meat marinate for at least 30 minutes before grilling for maximum flavour.
9) TEA SYRUP FOR DESSERTS
Method: Reduce the concentrate with sugar to make a syrup that can be drizzled over pancakes, waffles, or ice cream.
Tip: Add spices like cinnamon or ginger for a spiced syrup.
These ideas can be adapted and customised to suit your preferences or the occasion!

What's in the box
1x 2L bottle of Ice Tea Concentrate

A cold Ice Tea on a hot summer's day, simply can't be beat.
Ice tea concentrate is a versatile base for a variety of refreshing drinks and even some creative culinary uses. Here are a few recommendations for what you can make with it:
1) CLASSIC ICED TEA
Method: Mix the concentrate with cold water (follow the dilution instructions on the bottle). Add ice and garnish with lemon slices and mint for a refreshing twist.
Tip: Sweeten to taste with honey or a splash of fruit juice.

2) BUBBLE TEA/ BOBA TEA
They are lovely to use as a base for any Water-Based Bubble Tea. Only a little amount is needed to give your Bubble Tea the perfect balance it needs. the perfect
Popping Boba Recommendations for this Ice Tea Concentrate
Unveil the regal combinations of Popping Bobas (also called Bursting Bubbles) and Ice Teas.
Our recommendations guide you towards creating some of the most delicious water-based bubble teas to delight.
By selecting the right pairings, you will rest assured that your regal concoctions will taste absolutely divine.

Here Are Our Recommendations for Some Must-Try Pairings:
-->Sugar Free Raspberry Iced Tea Concentrate:
Strawberry Popping Bubbles/ Bobas
Cherry Popping Bubbles/ Bobas
Pomegranate Popping Bubbles/ Bobas

3) FRUIT-INFUSED ICED TEA
Method: Blend your iced tea concentrate with fruit juices like peach, mango, or pineapple. Garnish with fresh fruit slices or berries.
Tip: A dash of soda water will give it a sparkling effect.
4) ICED TEA LEMONADE
Method: Mix equal parts of ice tea concentrate and lemonade for a tangy, sweet fusion.
Tip: Serve with crushed ice and a lemon wheel for extra zing.
5) ICED TEA COCKTAILS
Method: Use the concentrate as a base for cocktails. Combine with spirits like vodka, rum, or bourbon. Add a splash of citrus or fruit juice for complexity.
Tip: Garnish with herbs like basil or rosemary for a gourmet touch.
6) TEA POPSICLES
Method: Mix the concentrate with water and pour into popsicle moulds. Add fruit chunks like berries or peach slices before freezing.
Tip: Sweeten with agave syrup for an added layer of flavour.
7) ICED TEA SMOOTHIES
Method: Blend the concentrate with frozen fruits like strawberries, mango, or blueberries for a chilled, fruity smoothie.
Tip: Add yoghurt or coconut milk for creaminess.
8) MARINADE FOR GRILLED MEATS
Method: Mix the concentrate with soy sauce, garlic, and olive oil to create a sweet and tangy marinade for grilled chicken, pork, or tofu.
Tip: Let the meat marinate for at least 30 minutes before grilling for maximum flavour.
9) TEA SYRUP FOR DESSERTS
Method: Reduce the concentrate with sugar to make a syrup that can be drizzled over pancakes, waffles, or ice cream.
Tip: Add spices like cinnamon or ginger for a spiced syrup.
These ideas can be adapted and customised to suit your preferences or the occasion!

What's in the box
1x 2L bottle of Ice Tea Concentrate

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