Easy Lychee Flavored Fruit Tea

by Food·Color

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Difficulty

Easy

Time

20m

Serving

2

Litchi-flavored black tea, the taste of lychee comes from the edible flavor, it does not really have lychee in it. Since it is a fruit-flavored black tea, it is better to use it as a fruit tea. Apple, Sydney, pomegranate and kiwi happen to be on the table. Give up the kiwi, hard, only sour. The gem-like pomegranate in fruit tea should look good, but only a small amount will be used, and the remaining half will have to be solved after thinking about it. Just forget the apple and pear, and add a few slices of dried kumquat. The peel is preserved, adding some color to the fruit tea, and at the same time, you can prove yourself.
Lazy brew version. Perhaps, fruit can also be brewed with black tea. If you simmer for a longer time, the fruity flavor will ooze out more. But this is also very good, a touch of fruity aroma. When the tea is warm, add some honey to adjust the sweetness. It feels good to eat the apple directly, but it feels more sour after eating the pulp. . . . . "

Ingredients

Easy Lychee Flavored Fruit Tea

1. Ingredients: 1 bag of litchi-flavored black tea, 350 ml of hot water, 1/3 apple, 1/3 Sydney, 3 dried kumquats, a little honey.

2. Take out the black tea bag.

3. Put it in the teapot.

4. Pour in 100ml of hot water at 90 degrees.

5. Cover the lid and simmer for 5 minutes.

6. Wash the apples, pears, and kumquat slices and cut out the amount of apples and pears.

7. Core the apple pear and cut into cubes.

8. Put the kumquat slices into the pot.

9. Flush in the remaining hot water.

10. Close the lid and simmer for 10 minutes.

11. When the water is not hot, add honey and stir well.

12. Pour into a cup and drink.

Tips:

The types and proportions of fruits can be adjusted arbitrarily according to your preferences.
The honey can be replaced with rock sugar and added at the time of brewing.
It is not advisable to use freshly boiled boiling water when brewing black tea, so as not to damage the beneficial substances in the tea.

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