Sweet Summer Peach Loaded Tea

Sweet Summer Peach!

Sweet Summer Peach loaded tea by Silver Lining Lessons may be my new fav! Exploring new flavors in loaded teas has become my newest pastime)))

The Sweet Summer Peach loaded tea recipe was created by Silver Lining Lessons. If you’ve been following my blog you’ve heard this before))) Their website has a wealth of information about loaded teas, flavored waters, shakes, and more! It has so many recipes! Granted, it is also loaded with advertising but the information is there you just have to bear with the ads. Aren’t we just bombarded with ads everywhere today anyway!

We’re all under the spyglass….you can just mention something to a person in the living room and the next thing you know, Alexa is asking if you want to order whatever you were talking about! And you start seeing ads for the item on your Facebook page, iPad, etc. They are watching us🙄

The Recipe

Visit Silver Lining Lessons for the recipe. Here’s the link: Sweet Summer Peach.

My Take on the Recipe

For my Sweet Summer Peach loaded tea, I had to substitute plain Waka Green Tea for the strawberry green tea since it was what I had on hand. Otherwise, I made the recipe just as it called for. It’s a wonderful peach drink! My very first sip made me think of fresh peach juice.

Sitting Under the Peach Tree

I’m afraid I’m getting much like my dad…..he passed away at 98 but up until the time he died he could remember the most minute detail from years past. Now he couldn’t remember whether he had eaten breakfast or not, but he could remember what he wore to school in the 1930s.

We had a chicken coop that sat under a peach tree. It was the white peach type. We would climb up on top of the chicken coop and sit there and eat all the ripe peaches we could reach until someone made us get down. We didn’t peel them, we just bit into them and ate peelings and all. That is the peach taste that the Sweet Summer Peach loaded tea reminds me of))) Peach trees are not that tall so sitting atop the chicken coop was a perfect spot. I can still remember how rough the asbestos shingles were on my hands and knees. But we survived.

32 Ounce Cups

Loaded teas look better in clear cups! The separation of flavors and colors is so appealing. It doesn’t matter to some folks, but I like it. I found a set of 3 clear, insulated, 32 oz tumblers on Amazon that come with lids and straws that are just right. Here’s that link: Maars Insulated Travel Tumblers 3 Pack

It didn’t take long once Carrie and the grandchildren found out I was making loaded teas, that I had to come up with some go cups! Frutal 32 oz Clear Cups with Lids and Straws 50-pack

Organization

I have one-cup and two-cup glass/plastic measuring cups that are set aside just for making loaded teas. It was taking me time to scout around the kitchen for all the things I needed! Then I added a set of stainless steel measuring spoons that I took off that confounded ring and a small whisk. These all stack neatly together and are very easy to whip out to mix up a tea)))

My mixes are a little different story. Right now they are in two large plastic bins and I’m looking for something better to store them in. Also, I saw Jana, Silver Lining Lessons, do a TikTok the other day and she was using a heat sealer to close the open packets of drink mix. I want one of those! If you have had experience with one, drop me a note.

Flavored Water

Remember that you can make any of these recipes and leave out the extra caffeine that comes from the tea powder and the guarana. I do that for my husband all the time. He has atrial fibrillation and doesn’t need the extra caffeine, but he loves the taste of the loaded teas))

More to Come!

Stay tuned and follow along if you want to see more of my experiments. The ingredients should soon be here so that I can try some of the Silver Lining Lessons protein shakes. I’m looking forward to that)))

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