The simplest preparation is sun tea. You can buy special sun tea jars at discount and housewares stores, but we have also made several batches in a large glass or plastic jar with a lid.

Instructions: "A Mason jar works well, but any covered jar can be used to make sun tea. For a two-liter jar, pour cold water over four tea bags; cover and let sit in the sun for about four hours." ...

Techies have gotten hip to the Mason jar's versatility, and the wide threads on the screw-top mouth allow it to easily accommodate an array of accoutrements.

The official recipe for sun tea, according to Lipton, involves placing nine regular tea bags “in a clean gallon jar and fill with cold water.

I was all ready to reveal the hidden secrets of sun tea - tea brewed by sunlight - but sadly there are no secrets. You put teabags in a jar and put it out in the sun, and that's about it. Tea ...

Let’s start by just tossing out that sun tea jar once and for all. Sure, sun tea is a time-honored tradition, but it’s a glass half full for a couple reasons.

If you have ever filled a big glass container with water, tossed a few Luzianne tea bags in there, and placed the jar outside in the sun, you likely grew up in the South. For many Southerners ...

But what is sun tea, exactly, and why do more than a few health experts warn it may be dangerous? Making homemade sun tea (tea brewed by leaving it to steep in sunlight) can be dangerous because ...

You can choose from your favourite teas like black tea, green tea, or any other tea. You'll need: A jar of pre-boiled purified water (cooled down to room temperature) ...