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Strawberry Hibiscus Tea
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Strawberry Hibiscus Tea

This gorgeous strawberry hibiscus tea combines the tart floral flavor of dried hibiscus flowers with sweet fresh strawberries for a stunning ruby-red iced tea perfect for summer. This easy homemade hibiscus tea recipe is naturally caffeine-free rich in vitamin C and makes an impressive drink for parties and outdoor gatherings.

4.5
20 min
🍴6 servings
🔥75 cal
🔖Easy
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A vibrant ruby-red caffeine-free iced tea made with tart hibiscus flowers and sweet fresh strawberries that is beautiful refreshing and packed with vitamin C.

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Nutrition per serving

75Calories
0gProtein
19gCarbs
0gFat
1gFiber

Ingredients

6servings

tea

base

fruit

sweetener

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Instructions

1

Steep Hibiscus Tea

Place dried hibiscus flowers in a heat-safe pitcher and pour 3 cups of boiling water over them. Steep for 8 minutes until the liquid turns a deep vivid red. Strain out the flowers and discard them.

2

Make Strawberry Syrup

Combine sliced strawberries and sugar in a small saucepan over medium heat. Mash and stir for 5 minutes until the strawberries break down and the syrup thickens. Strain through a sieve to remove solids.

3

Combine and Chill

Stir the strawberry syrup into the hibiscus tea until fully combined. Add 3 cups of cold water mix well and taste adjusting sweetness with additional sugar or syrup as preferred. Refrigerate until chilled.

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4

Serve

Pour over ice-filled glasses and garnish with fresh strawberry slices and a small hibiscus flower if available for a stunning presentation that is sure to impress guests.

Substitutions

dried hibiscus flowershibiscus herbal tea bags using 4 bags steeped for 5 minutes as a convenient alternative
fresh strawberriesfrozen strawberries thawed work perfectly and are available year-round for consistent results

Common mistakes

Steeping hibiscus for too long which can make the tea overly tart and astringent requiring a lot of extra sugar to balance
Not tasting and adjusting the sweetness before serving since hibiscus is naturally very tart and may need more sweetener than expected
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