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Iced Afternoon in Mansfield Park Tea with Strawberry Simple Syrup

Drink in the last bit of summer with this refreshing iced tea recipe! Afternoon in Mansfield Park is a scented black tea highlighting strawberries and blackberries, bringing summertime to the tea table. Discover the succulent little treasures of a berry grove in this delicate and fresh black tea made with fresh and simple strawberry syrup.

A wicker tray holds a pitcher and glasses of Iced Strawberry Tea garnished with mint and strawberries, a small glass pitcher of red liquid, and a bowl of mixed berries, all set outdoors among green plants.
A hand pours refreshing Iced Strawberry Tea from a pitcher into tall glasses filled with ice and fresh strawberries. Nearby are a fruit bowl with berries and a small pitcher of juice on a wicker mat, surrounded by green leaves.
A hand pours vibrant Iced Strawberry Tea into two tall glasses with ice and strawberries, next to a large pitcher, a small berry bowl, and a decorative box on a garden table with green leaves in the background.
A wicker tray holds a pitcher and glasses of Iced Strawberry Tea garnished with mint and strawberries, a small glass pitcher of red liquid, and a bowl of mixed berries, all set outdoors among green plants.

Iced Afternoon in Mansfield Park Tea with Strawberry Simple Syrup

Makes 1 pitcher (60 oz.) of iced tea and 1 cup strawberry simple syrup

Ingredients
  

What you’ll need for the Tea:
  • 3 heaping Tbsp. Afternoon in Mansfield Park loose leaf tea
  • Tea infuser
  • 60 oz. boiling water ~212°F
  • Fresh berries and mint leaves for garnish optional
For the strawberry simple syrup:
  • 1 cup water
  • 1 cup sugar
  • 1 cup fresh or frozen strawberries

Instructions
 

  1. Using the tea infuser, steep Afternoon in Mansfield Park loose leaf tea in 60 oz. of boiling water for 5 minutes. Drain tea infuser or tea leaves from tea. Wait for tea to cool down before chilling to preserve flavor. Chill. (Our favorite iced tea tip: Make ice cubes out of the tea you’ll be drinking so that your tea doesn’t get watered down with regular ice cubes when serving!)
  2. For the strawberry simple syrup, bring water, sugar, and strawberries to a boil in a saucepan over the stove. Whisk continually until sugar has dissolved. Reduce to a simmer for 10 – 15 minutes (until strawberries have broken down). Strain out strawberry pieces and let cool. Chill.
  3. Serve tea over ice and sweeten with strawberry simple syrup to taste. Garnish with fresh berries and mint!
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A wicker tray holds a pitcher and glasses of Iced Strawberry Tea garnished with mint and strawberries, a small glass pitcher of red liquid, and a bowl of mixed berries, all set outdoors among green plants.