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Chamomile Vanilla Iced Tea
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Chamomile Vanilla Iced Tea

This calming chamomile vanilla iced tea combines soothing caffeine-free chamomile herbal tea with fragrant pure vanilla extract and light honey for a delicate floral and creamy summer drink. This easy homemade iced tea recipe is perfect for relaxing evenings warm afternoons or anyone who loves a naturally sweet aromatic and gentle herbal cold beverage.

4.5
13 min
🍴4 servings
🔥55 cal
🔖Easy
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A delicate floral iced tea made with soothing chamomile herbal tea vanilla extract and honey for a calming naturally sweet caffeine-free summer drink.

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Nutrition per serving

55Calories
0gProtein
14gCarbs
0gFat
0gFiber

Ingredients

4servings

tea

base

sweetener

flavoring

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Instructions

1

Steep Chamomile Tea

Place 4 chamomile tea bags in a heat-safe pitcher and pour 3 cups of boiling water over them. Steep for 7 minutes until the tea is golden and fragrant with a strong floral aroma. Remove the tea bags carefully.

2

Add Honey and Vanilla

While the chamomile tea is still warm stir in raw honey until completely dissolved. Add pure vanilla extract and stir again until fully incorporated. The warmth of the tea will help bloom the vanilla aroma beautifully.

3

Cool and Combine

Add 1 cup of cold water to the tea mixture and stir well. Allow the tea to cool slightly at room temperature before transferring to the refrigerator to chill for at least 30 minutes.

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4

Serve Over Ice

Pour the chilled chamomile vanilla iced tea over glasses filled with ice. Garnish with a chamomile flower or a thin vanilla bean pod strip for an elegant aromatic and visually stunning presentation.

Substitutions

chamomile tea bagsloose-leaf chamomile flowers using one tablespoon per cup steeped in a tea strainer for fresher flavor
pure vanilla extracthalf a scraped vanilla bean pod steeped directly in the hot tea for a more intense and luxurious vanilla flavor

Common mistakes

Steeping chamomile for more than 8 minutes which can make the tea bitter and hay-like overpowering the delicate floral honey notes
Using artificial vanilla flavoring instead of pure vanilla extract which creates a harsh synthetic taste that ruins the delicate flavor profile
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