How to keep ice tea, ice cream & more fresh with these DIY ice tea mugs

In my day, ice tea was a big deal.

It was an instant fix for my headaches and the occasional cold.

It seemed like the perfect medicine for the winter.

But I guess that’s changed.

In a world where people are constantly searching for new, better ice tea recipes, here are five ice tea-based dishes you’ll need to keep on hand.

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Ice tea, Ice cream & More: This recipe uses fresh water for the tea, but you can use bottled or filtered water to make your own ice tea.

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Ice Cream & More Ice cream and ice cream, like ice cream in a jar, is an old recipe that’s still a favorite among ice tea lovers.

But it’s not always as simple as you think.

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Ice Tea Ice tea is one of the easiest ways to make ice tea without all the ingredients you need.

Just mix a cup of tea water with a cup or two of ice cream and stir it together.

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Ice Creme: This ice cream cake has a little bit of a history, but it’s still an easy way to make a great ice tea recipe.

You’ll just need a bowl of ice creams and a few tablespoons of ice water.

Just place the ice cream mixture on top of the ice tea and sprinkle some of the creams over the top.

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Ice Sweater: If you’re looking for a more classic ice tea experience, this one’s got all the classic ingredients you’d expect from a typical ice tea: a mug, a tea bag, a cup, a sugar spoon, a whisk, and a spoon.

It’s simple to make and it’s perfect for when you don’t have time to clean your tea mug or to whip up a big batch.

And if you want to make the icecream yourself, I suggest you make it ahead of time so that it’s ready when you need it.

Recipe adapted from “The Ice Tea Guide” by Jia Wang.