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Yuja Mint Tea

HB-16798 · Hand-built original · Korean

Yuja syrup is loosened with hot water and layered over ice with chilled mint tea. Stirred together, it becomes a bright, cooling citrus-mint iced tea.

KoreanDrinkVegetarianVeganGluten-freeDairy-freeEgg-freeLow-Sodium

Main ingredient: yuja syrup

Pairs well with: cookies, sandwiches, fruit salad, spicy noodles

Serving count not stated for this recipe, so quantities are shown as written.

Ingredients

  • 4 tablespoons yuja syrup (yujacheong)
  • 1 mint tea bag
  • 1/2 cup hot water
  • 2 1/2 paper cups ice

Method

  1. Steep the mint tea bag in about one-third of the hot water for 5 minutes until the mint is fragrant.
  2. Pour the hot mint tea over part of the ice to chill it rapidly, reserving the remaining ice for the glass.
  3. Stir the yuja syrup with the remaining hot water until it pours easily.
  4. Build the drink in a glass in layers: yuja syrup first, then the reserved ice, then the chilled mint tea.
  5. Stir the layers together just before drinking so the yuja and mint mingle.

Nutrition not computed — no serving count in the source recipe (per-serving values cannot be derived without one).

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