Following a taste test of iced teas from a variety of fast food spots, we determined that the worst option is served by one ...

Let's pour the facts and get steeped in the real truth Both hot and iced teas bring their own unique perks to the table, but the real magic often lies in how you brew your tea. Pexels.com When it ...

Why You Should Make Cold Brew Iced Tea The video posted by content creator and tea sommelier Jee Choe of @ohhowcivilized shows how to make cold brew tea by steeping it in cold water for several ...

How to Make Cold Brew Iced Tea Add tea, fruit, citrus and herbs into a pitcher or other glass container. Cover with water and put in the refrigerator for 12 to 24 hours.

In this heat, iced tea is a go-to drink, but the method almost always starts with boiling water, which sounds like the devil's work in the thick of the summer. That's why when we came across this cool ...

Brewing season is in full swing, and these hot tips for making iced tea reveal the common mistakes ruining your summer sips. As more people turn to homemade refreshments, overheating or rushing ...

Want to give your freshly brewed cup of iced tea more flavor? Try adding mint or fruit to your cup before pouring in the water.

Making iced tea at home sounds simple - until it tastes flat or bitter. This no-fuss guide will help you pick the right tea leaves, avoid common slip-ups, and keep your summer cooler and tastier.

The process of brewing tea was shown to remove toxic heavy metals from drinking water in a new study from Northwestern University in Illinois. The researchers explain the findings to Fox News Digital.

A new study has found that heavy metals stick to tea leaves and bags while steeping, which could reduce exposure to dangerous contaminants like lead and cadmium.