Raspberry Iced Tea is wonderfully refreshing cold beverage on a hot summer’s day! This delicious raspberry iced tea recipe is made with black tea, fresh raspberries, sugar, and plenty of ice.
Raspberry Iced Tea Recipe
If you’ve never made iced tea at home- let me tell you it’s super simple. You’ll probably hardly ever buy iced tea from the store again. Homemade Raspberry Iced Tea is made with only a few simple ingredients! Making iced tea from scratch is super simple and only takes a few ingredients. You can use fresh or frozen raspberries for this refreshing summer drink recipe.
This raspberry iced tea recipe is perfect for bridal showers, barbecues, and potluck gatherings! Making iced tea at home is super simple and let’s you control the ingredients.
For more great summer drink ideas try my Punch Recipe, Peach Iced Tea Recipe, Strawberry Cocktails, Strawberry Lemonade Recipe, Pink Bikini Cocktail, and Blackberry Raspberry Lemonade. These are just a few of my favorites!
Grab a glass of this refreshing homemade iced tea and enjoy it with Sweet Chili Grilled Chicken, Cast Iron Pizza, Cast Iron Chicken Fajitas, Honey Chipotle Ribs, and Best Chicken Marinade Recipe. I love grilling recipes for the summer and spending some quality time outside. Have you seen my Victory Garden? Are you growing a vegetable garden?
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Raspberry Iced Tea
Ingredients
Raspberry Iced Tea
- 8-10 Family-size tea bags
- 2 cups granulated sugar
- 8 cups boiling water
- 2 cups ice-cold water
- 2 6-ounce containers fresh raspberries
- ¼ cup water
- Plenty of ice
Instructions
Raspberry Iced Tea
- In a gallon pouring pitcher, steep 8-10 family-size tea bags in boiling water. Stir in the sugar immediately, so it dissolves. Let the tea bags steep for about 20-25 minutes.
- While the tea bags steep, soften the raspberries in a medium saucepan over medium heat with ¼ cup of water. Press the berries through a fine mesh strainer into a large Pyrex measuring cup. Discard the pulp and seeds.
- Remove the tea bags. Add the berry juices into the tea. Stir. Add 2 cups cold water and plenty of ice to the pouring pitcher. Pour over ice and enjoy.
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Ashley says
In the ingredients list it calls for 2 cups of ice cold water. But in the steps of the recipe it doesn’t talk about it. Can someone tell me where the 2 cups of ice water comes into play?
Jessica Robinson says
Ashley,
I’ve updated the instructions. You add the cold water with the ice.
Justin czlapinski says
I believe you just add it to the pitcher of brewed tea at the end and stir it in
Jessica Robinson says
Justin,
Yes, thank you that is noted in the instructions.
Jenni says
We make homemade ices tea ALL the time….but what are family sized tea bags? How many regular sized ones equal a family sized one?
Jessica Robinson says
Jenni,
You can find “family size” tea bags in the coffee/tea aisle in any major grocery store or Walmart. I would say that one family-size is equal to about 2 regular tea bags.
Mommy Peach says
I love Raspberry Iced Tea! It’s so refreshing! I don’ like it too sweet, though
Jessica Robinson says
This one isn’t too sweet! I’m sure you’ll love it!
Princess Quinn says
This looks so refreshing to try and taste. It is perfect for a hot summer weather. Pretty tasty and fruitful.
Lyosha says
Looks delicious and simple indeed! I would totally love to make it this way. Thank you!
swathi says
That raspberry iced tea looks delicious. I need to make it when the weather get warmed little bit. Best part is raspberries are cheap also during summer.
Jessica Robinson says
Thanks so much! You’re gonna love this one!
John Mulindi says
This looks like a great way to prepare tea, I have never done this, but reading through this post, I think it is a great idea!
Jessica Robinson says
Thanks John!
Monidipa Dutta says
Although I am not much of a tea person but I love raspberry. Worth a try.
Michael says
Looking really great. I want to taste it. Fresh berries are tasty. Not really common here from where I am.
Jessica Robinson says
Michael,
you can always use frozen raspberries. Since they are frozen at the peak of freshness.
Shubh says
This sounds great. Looks good. I look forward to trying it myself.
Michelle Jolene says
Great recipe! I hate all store bought iced tea, and I can only drink homemade. So, I’ll for sure give this recipe a try!
What Corinne Did says
I have never made ice tea but would love to try! i also love anything with raspberries! i need to try this recipe!
Lisa Torres says
We made a batch of this Jessica for our pool party, and it was amazing! I love raspberries in anything, and this was so refreshing. Our friends wanted your recipe too!