Making Sun Tea

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You may have to leave your tea in the sun for a few hours, depending on how strong you want it, how much you're making and how warm the sun is that day. Keep an eye on your jug as you may need to move it as the sun moves during the day.

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Making Sun Tea

When the tea has reached your desired strength and flavour, serve and enjoy.

Note:

• The lower temperature is not as likely to destroy the delicate oils and flavours of your tea.
• Final tea won't be as hot as tea made with boiling water. Makes for great iced tea.

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Making Sun Tea

Use the natural and gentle heat of the sun to brew a cup of tea.

Fill a clear glass jar or jug with water, the amount depending on how much tea you want to make.

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