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Lemon Almond Tea
Shelley
"This tea is very refreshing on hot summer days. You can adjust it by decreasing the sugar, or increasing the almond."
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Ingredients
30 m servings 142 calsOriginal recipe yields 12 servings
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- In a saucepan, brew tea bags in hot water for 15 minutes. While waiting for tea to brew, squeeze the lemon slices as you put them into a large pitcher. Pour in sugar.
- Pour brewed tea into the pitcher with the sugar and lemons. You can let this sit in refrigerator for up to 1 day, or use it right away. When ready to serve, stir in almond extract, vanilla extract and lemon lime soda.
Nutrition Facts
Per Serving: 142 calories; 0.1 g fat; 36.7 g carbohydrates; 0.2 g protein; 0 mg cholesterol; 20 mg sodium. Full nutrition
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Read all reviews 1214 Ratings
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Most helpful positive review
7/30/2001
This is so good! I even did a quick version by just using instant ice tea mix and real lemon concentrate with the almond and vanilla but no carbonate drink. Taste great either way!!!
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7/30/2001
This is so good! I even did a quick version by just using instant ice tea mix and real lemon concentrate with the almond and vanilla but no carbonate drink. Taste great either way!!!
11/25/2003
Loved this. Was a big hit at my open house. Take heed to the instructions of adding the soda just before serving...and use only the portions you think you need. I made the entire batch at once...
2/3/2003
This tastes very much like my favorite coctail (ammeretto sour)but without the kick. My whole family liked it. By the third day, only 1/4 a pitcher was left, and boy it was sour and gross. Be...
9/13/2002
Totally yummy! This is a very fun non-alcoholic drink which I offer to drivers at parties. Easy to drink, and exceptional on a hotday. Make sure you make lots of it, because it disappears quickl...
11/17/2001
I made this for a baby shower. It's a really nice alternative to punch. Looks just like tea, but with a little fizz, and the almond flavoring is awesome!
6/13/2004
The first time a made this tea for my husband he couln't get enough of it, I've been making it ever since. Some times I don't add the lemon/lime soda and it still taste good.
1/1/2008
This is my favorite tea recipe for when company is coming! I have never put the soda in, which I would think would cut the "shelf-life".
7/10/2007
A wonderful refreshing Spring and Summer beverage, your company will love it!