Hibiscus gives you a drink that looks like a cocktail and tastes like cranberry, without any sugar bombs. Sweeten it lightly while the tea is still warm so the syrup dissolves.
Keep a jug in the fridge all summer.
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A ruby-red iced tea brewed with dried hibiscus and fresh mint — tart, refreshing, and naturally caffeine-free.
Hibiscus gives you a drink that looks like a cocktail and tastes like cranberry, without any sugar bombs. Sweeten it lightly while the tea is still warm so the syrup dissolves.
Keep a jug in the fridge all summer.