Iced Lavender Peach Tea recipe (herbal and caffeine -free)

ICed tea is the perfect drink to sip on hot summer days. This variation of Persikatu street tea is good and refreshing for you. So let the kids come off in the backyard, make yourself a big sweet factor and take a few minutes to relax on the terrace!

Lavender: a lovely small flower with a million uses

I can’t say enough good things about lavender. It’s one of my favorite herbs and definitely a staple here. People have used it for hundreds of years and is best known for their relaxing and soothing qualities. It also adds a lovely flower taste to the Peach Tea recipe.

Lavender plants are quite durable and grow in many climates as long as the soil is well dried. It is a wonderful choice for lining the trails to the house. This way you can smell it as you walk and when the windows are open.

The best part of lavender is that it is much more than just a beautiful plant. I use it around the house in a million different ways, both as essential oil and as a dry herb. See this message to get tips for raising yourself and harvesting (plus running list ways to use it).

Refreshing lavender peach iced tea: how to do it

Most of you, such as green tea and black tea bags, are made of tea bag leaves. However, herbs use different parts of other herbs, such as mint, raspberry magazine and lavender.

Iced tea from the lavender never happened to me before, but when I came across a delicious lavender tea recipe, I knew I had to try it. After a little experiment and mistake, I now have a new favorite summer drink!

And because it is herbal tea, it means that there is no caffeine. In addition, my children love it. Most peach ice recipes create a peach syrup from fresh peach (or even peachy peach) and granulated sugar. Instead, this recipe uses honey to the sweetener. The only thing you do is pour the brewery tea made of lavender flower over ripe peaches and honey. When it is steep for a while, you can add more water. It really couldn’t be simpler!

You can remove peaches or leave them more intense in peach-flavored tea. Peach pieces are also tasty to eat – peach and hint lavender.

This is a great recipe to use really ripe peaches that are bruising and need to be used soon. Just cut a few places and use the rest! You can also use melted frozen peaches. Sweet peach tea with a touch of lavender makes a refreshing drink to enjoy during the peach season. You can also add some sliced ​​peaches.

Lavender peach iced recipe

Lavender herbal tea, infused with peaches and lightly sweetened with honey.

• Bring 4 cups of water in a large pot to boil.

• Add the lavender flower to the boiling water and steep 5 minutes with the heat off and cover. Strain the lavender.

• Place the diced peaches in a half-gallon masonry jar or feeder and drop the honey on (if you use).

• Pour the tight lavender over the peaches and stir slightly.

• Allow the mixture to cool to room temperature, about an hour.

• Add the remaining 4 cups of water to the peaches and tea and cool until cold.

• Serve over the ice cubes and enjoy!

Nutrition

Lavender peach iced recipe

Amount per dose (1 cup)

Calories 95
Calories from FAT 2

% Daily value*

Fat 0.2 g0%

Saturated fat 0.01 g0%

Polyunsaturated fat 0.1 g

Polyunsaturated fat 0.04 g

Sodium 21 mg1%

Potassium 91 mg3%

Carbohydrates 25g8%

1g4%

Sugar 23 g26%

Protein 1g2%

Vitamin A 231io5%

Vitamin C 3mg4%

Calcium 23mg2%

Iron 0.4 mg2%

* Percentage daily values ​​are based on 2000 calorie diets.

• You can leave the peaches tea to make or take them off the peach-flavored tea more strongly before adding the remaining water.
• If the lavender is too strong for your taste, reduce the lavender flowers by 1 tablespoon and add 1 tablespoon chamomile tea to it.

Note: Because peaches are consistently in the dirty list of the environmental working group, I try to buy them organically. Where the peaches come from is always a good idea to wash your products before using it.

Lavender peach tea recipe variations

I love this tea as such, sometimes I also want to change things with it. Here are some tips to try:

• Peach Boost: Mix the peaches more or simmer with lavender to get a richer taste.
• Sweetness exchange: Use maple syrup or splashes vanilla instead of honey, if recommended.
• Fresh thread: Add fresh mint or compression to get a brighter taste than lemon.

Other refreshing summer drink recipes

Thirst add? Here are some refreshing summer drinks to moisten the palate!

Are you a ice -tracker? What is your favorite Summertime Tea combination? Leave a comment and let us know!