Jul 03, 2009 09:05
I hate to annoy everyone with *another* RRL question, but I couldn't find this one in the memories. I was drinking the tea hot, but I seem to have turned into a regular furnace as of late. If I brew the tea hot and then ice it down, will it still have the same effect, or does this totally defeat the purpose?
red raspberry leaf tea
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if you mean the effect of making you sweat. not iced tea won't do that. The sweating is because you are drinking an hot liquid - you could be drinking hot lemon instead and the effect would be the same.
Personally I brew my tea with water that has just boiled and then cool it down with cold water.
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I'd tend to cool it naturally or with cold water rather than ice if you want to retain maximum efficacy as the ice might cause some of it to freeze and there by change state which may mess around with the molecule structures.
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also, have you tried refrigerator brewed iced tea? it is a lot easier than brewing hot and then icing, and usually requires less tea to boot. you can google it, but basically you just put your water and tea in the fridge for 8+ hours, and it comes out great!
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