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Organic Thai Iced Tea Sips by Arbor Teas
Black Tea, Cardamom, Anise Seeds, Vanilla Extract, Natural Vanilla Flavor (all organic)
High Caffeine
How to Make This Tea
- 1-2 tsp per 8 oz. water
- Heat water to 212° F or boil
- Steep for 3-5 min
Why You'll Love This Tea
Thai Tea is a popular iced drink hailing from Thailand, commonly found in Thai restaurants across the U.S. It can be enjoyed hot or cold with a twist of lime as a self drinker (without milk), or it can be brewed to create a traditional, restaurant-style Thai Iced Tea when combined with ice, milk and sugar.
To recreate a restaurant-style Thai Iced Tea, steep a double strength cup of tea. Then sweeten the hot brew with sugar, and serve over ice. Glasses of Thai Iced Tea are usually topped with sweetened condensed milk, whole milk, half and half, or coconut milk. The final addition of milk usually rests on top of the ice cubes creating a beautiful layered effect in the glass! Did you know that the deep orange color of Thai Iced Tea served in restaurants is usually attributed to artificial coloring? This organic version from Arbor Teas has no artificial colors or flavors - when milk is added, it will not turn orange, but a beautiful natural light brown.
Why You'll Love This Brand
We love that Arbor Teas provides an amazing collection of high quality teas, and are passionate about bringing these teas from garden to your cup in the most sustainable way possible. Not only do they source all Organic teas (and Fair Trade Certified whenever available), they also work with Carbon Fund to offset carbon emissions in the transportation of their teas, have a solar-powered sustainable packaging facility, and use backyard compostable packaging!
Arbor Teas is a family-owned organic tea company based in Ann Arbor, Michigan. The company was founded by Aubrey and Jeremy Lopatin in 2004. Their mission is to find the world’s most fantastic organic teas and deliver them to you as sustainably as possible!
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