TRY THIS EASY PUMPKIN HARVEST ICED TEA

Can you feel it? The smell of fall? I saw my first yellow leaf in the scrub oak. The mornings are chilly as I make my morning coffee and the nights arrive earlier. But the days are still hot in Colorado which is why I love this this zero-calorie harvest pumpkin iced tea.

I need a mid-afternoon pick-me-up most days. In the winter it is hot tea and some days a cup of coffee. But in the early days of fall, I found a caffeinated tea with a hint of spice for those mid-day dips.

HARVEST PUMPKIN ICED TEA RECIPE

It is the perfect refresher for a hot afternoon. And it is so easy. I found this Celestial Seasonings iced tea at Kroger last fall.

It’s the pumpkin latte for iced tea. It is perfect for the dog days of summer and the cooler days of fall.

TAKE A MID-AFTERNOON BREAK

Like any tea, you can make a single serving or a pitcher-size beverage.
I prefer a single serving in a larger glass, with a cinnamon twist and a hint of orange or lemon, depending on what I have in the house. I serve with heaps of ice.
It’s all about the ice for an iced tea. Some days, I like to make it fancy and serve it up in a mason jar.

I just ordered these jars. One of my boys (an adulting young man) likes glasses like I do.

He came back from college in Ohio and started drinking water in a mason jar. I loved it! So of course, I ordered up a set of mason jars. Or serve in the cutest Anthropologie glasses (my new favorite gift idea).

Celestial Seasonings is based in Boulder, Colorado. Their address is on Sleepytime Lane. How cute is that? Oh and if you signup for their newsletter you receive a 10% discount on iced teas.

If you are trying to do this

or this then add this to your zero-calorie habit.

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