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two glasses red cold hibiscus tea with fresh mint leaves next to a small bowl with ice cubes and a small carafe with hibiscus tea and mint leaves on white plate

How to Make Hibiscus Tea

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  • Author: The Green Creator
  • Prep Time: 5 mins
  • Total Time: 5 mins
  • Yield: 950 ml 1x
  • Category: drink, healthy, cold brew, tea, beverage
  • Cuisine: vegan, sugarfree, healthy, dairyfree

Description

Cold brew hibiscus tea is a delicious summer beverage. Tart, slightly sweet, and super refreshing! Its said to have health benefits and antioxidants too.


Ingredients

Scale

optional:

  • 1 tablespoon date syrup (hibiscus tea can be tart when unsweetened)
  • juice of half a lime or lemon
  • a few cloves
  • cinnamon stick
  • handful fresh mint leaves
  • for that extra punch add a little piece of fresh ginger

Instructions

Pour water in a large glass jar and add the other ingredients.

Add additional spices and herbs, as desired.

Cover and let chill in the fridge overnight or at least a few hours. I wouldn’t recommend more than 24 hours because it may get too bitter. When the tea is brewed it will turn a beautiful deep dark ruby red color.

Discard the hibiscus. Stir and enjoy cold (with ice cubes).


Notes

If you don’t want to add any sweetener, then cinnamon and lime are a great way to take away the tartness of hibiscus tea. Hibiscus tea lasts up to a week in the fridge.