Iced Tea - 3 Ways | Katie Pix - AD

This is a paid AD by Colgate Sensitive Pro-Relief. If like Katie Pix you love tea, but you think it's a little too warm to enjoy a classic hot cup, we've got the perfect solution for you. Three delicious recipes for ice cold refreshers all made with a variety of teas, fruits and mint. We are reinventing the classic cup, but the recipes are all really adaptable, so you can play around with them and create the perfect combination for you. We've got you covered with green tea, lemon and mint. Earl Grey, mint and orange or a family friendly and caffeine free, Redbush and raspberry. Have a play and let us know your favourite combination in the comments box below.

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[JaneDoe-ymde]

aw this video makes me so happy. she's so full of life

[Selt_Sam]

21 now and didn't even knew you could cold brew! Sooo good wow! Leaves all those bitter tastes out of my Tea! I just use a little honey + cold brew and close to every "Ice tea" tastes delicious!

[Jillyciousification]

I didnt know you could actually cold-brew tea... i need To try this

[MrThornBeast]

Never have I seen somebody this excited and giddy for iced tea, aww awesome

[RainbowGardens]

Red bush tea is the best. I brew with hot water but drink it cold over ice.

[dismalsage]

oh katie...you and akis are the sweethearts of food tube

[fanaticalpotato]

Those look amazing! Cold-brewed tea is definitely something that more people should talk about!!

[kitchenmom]

They all sounds so lovely but the green tea and blueberry is the one I just have to make. Last week I made a lemon verbena raspberry and white tea one and it was a great hit with the sister in law.
Again lovely video always great fun to scream Hello through the house and my Kids doing now the same after I showed them your video. such fun. Hubby thinks we are mad but that's nothing new. So thank you for sharing with us.

[bfmercorelli]

Katie, well done! The cold brew for the green and Earl Grey make all the difference. All three are brilliant, however, we all know the Earl Grey with Orange (aptly nicknamed EGO) is, hands down the winner. Just fantastic. Thank you for the great ideas!

[SamaraTrollero]

these tea's look amazing and they're very easy to do, with common ingredients, thank you for giving me a recipe to use the earl gray tea bags i have laying around

[souhail]

I like the second one with the minth and orange the most. Definetly trying that one out.

[mrfakuyu]

Looks great, and no sugars, this will help me alot!

[elvinramos]

Can't wait to try the Orange & Mint one. Tried the Razzberry Smoothie last week and the kids absolutely loved

[emiliacomanescu]

Love, love, love your kitchen and of course you are full of life ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[SyedAbdulRehmanBukhari]

Bravo Katie! Wonderful ... all of them but my personal favorite was "Green Tea with Lemon Zest". I liked the taste, quenching, as it was. Summer are always dryer here so I go with drinks that kick-in some taste buds.

[firelord]

I am deeply and madly in-love with earl grey since I took a sip of it from a brewed teacup. Throughout my life i've been finding the perfect iced tea recipe in the internet and I think I just found it!

THANK YOU KATIE!!! for making this amazing video and I will definitely try this out with friends and family one day! I might even consider making this throughout my entire life!

Much love from the Philippines! <3

[belitega]

you are a genius Katie. 3 delicious teas 😋😋😋😋😘😘😘😘

[radhullah]

For the green tea drink, is there a way to make it a little sweeter but without adding sugar to it? Anything that keeps it healthy

[nomdeplume]

Tried the green tea recipe. I substituted the blueberries with a lemongrass stalk since blueberries are not that easy to get a hold of where I live. It was nice and refreshing and lemony on a hot day (which is basically every day of the year in my part of the world heh)

[Kalitheros]

They sure do look good! I think I'll coldbrew some green tea overnight with some lemon zest!

Usually I would go with strong earl grey hot-brewed (loose leaves) with lemon zest, then adding the juice of 1 lemon, cool over a lot of ice (which smelts and dilute the tea) with sugar to taste. Of course you could argue that Colgate-Palmolive wouldn't want added sugar and acid considering their line of business.