Sun Tea

As a child growing up in the rural south, this was a staple in nearly every household. I remember walking to the local mom and pop grocery with my mother and asking to purchase a gallon pickled bologna jar. Mom kept that old jar for years, replacing the lid occasionally because the old one had gotten too rusty during the colder months. This is a tradition I have faithfully kept up over the years, I suppose out of nostalgia, but also because sun tea is just hard to beat!
Sun Tea
As a child growing up in the rural south, this was a staple in nearly every household. I remember walking to the local mom and pop grocery with my mother and asking to purchase a gallon pickled bologna jar. Mom kept that old jar for years, replacing the lid occasionally because the old one had gotten too rusty during the colder months. This is a tradition I have faithfully kept up over the years, I suppose out of nostalgia, but also because sun tea is just hard to beat!
Steps
- 1
Filter 1 gallon of water in a clear glass jar.
- 2
Place 8 bags of your favorite brand tea into jar.
- 3
Replace lid loosely and place tea jar in full sun.
- 4
Allow sun to brew tea 3-5 hours depending on desired strength.
- 5
Add sugar, if desired. Mix thouroughly.
- 6
Refridgerate or serve over ice.
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