LIPTON ICE TEA 
6 c. water
5 Lipton tea bags
1 c. sugar or 14 to 16 Equal packets
1 c. full strength white grape juice
1 c. cold water
3/4 gal. ice cubes

Bring water to rolling boil. Add the tea bags and steep for 5 minutes. Swish tea bags through water several times to remove strength. Remove tea bags and add sugar or Equal, stir until dissolved. Add grape juice and cold water; also add a few ice cubes to cool tea enough to pour over ice in gallon jar. If need be, add more ice or cold water to make 1 full gallon of ice tea. Stir well and its ready to serve. Use ice that's already in the tea for your glass.

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Lipton Ice Tea
 #5538
 Travis says:
One thing I don't like is when tea is brewed, either at home or a restaurant, and the ice is added to the main batch of tea while still hot. Does anyone else think this completely ruins the strength of the tea? I personally cannot stand it when a waiter brings a pitcher of tea that has ice cubes just floating and melting in it. I'd like tea, not water-tea. Thanks!
 #9093
 Mike says:
Yes, I agree. I brew the tea without ice. I pour it over ice when serving. The tea is ruined when you add ice while it is hot.
 #29639
 Becky (Australia) says:
yeah i kno one time i was drinking the tea and it was eww there was no flavour but i brew it myself now i make good iced tea any one need help or tips i always check this website!! xx bec
 #65423
 Gracie (New York) says:
I've never heard of adding grape juice to iced tea. Is that common? I want to make my own sweetened iced tea, and am looking for a good recipe. Any suggestions

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