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All Natural Cranberry Pomegranate Mint & Lime Iced Tea - www.betterwithcake.com

I have been sitting here, staring at my computer screen for what feels like hours trying to think of something to tell you  . . .

I got nuthin’

Unless you want to hear about the annoying little cold I seem to have thanks to all this crazy weather we have been having in Sydney lately?!

Yeah, didn’t think so.

All Natural Cranberry Pomegranate Mint & Lime Iced Tea - www.betterwithcake.com

Or I could tell you all about how our annual Swanston family vaycay is just around the corner and I am seriously excited!

We fly out 2 weeks today and I (we) can. Not. Wait!

Actually, I think that may be why I’m having such a hard time trying to write . . . my brain is already in vacation mode.

All Natural Cranberry Pomegranate Mint & Lime Iced Tea - www.betterwithcake.com

So how about I just stop trying to make small talk and make us something to drink?

How about a nice tall glass of iced tea?

But not just any ol’ run of the mill iced tea, I’m thinking we should have ourselves something a little bit special just because we can.

Let me introduce you to my latest obsession – cranberry, pomegranate, mint and lime iced tea

All Natural Cranberry Pomegranate Mint & Lime Iced Tea - www.betterwithcake.com

It’s all natural, light, fresh, cool, crisp, subtly sweet and simply divine.

It’s iced tea, but not as you know it.

Plus it’s all kinds of pretty and although it looks a little bit fancy it could not be easier to make.

Simply boil the kettle, pour in the water, add in a cheeky squeeze of lime, a handful of ice, throw in a sprig or two of mint and you are good to go.

All Natural Cranberry Pomegranate Mint & Lime Iced Tea - www.betterwithcake.com

And it’s pink! (← yes I am that girl)

But most importantly it’s down right delicious.

I love the slight zip and zing that our cheeky squeeze of lime brings to the party. It cuts through the natural sweetness of our berry-licious tea just perfectly and the fresh mint adds an element of freshness that leaves you feeling seriously satisfied, oh so refreshed and thirsty for more.

I don’t know what it is but when I’m sick I struggle to drink water.

Like really, really struggle.

Doesn’t matter how ice cold the water is, I just can’t do it. The taste, the texture . . . just no.

All Natural Cranberry Pomegranate Mint & Lime Iced Tea - www.betterwithcake.com

But this is a total game changer, not only does it help to sooth my dry sore throat but it’s guaranteed to satisfy even the strongest of thirsts.

I warn you now, do not to turn your back on your pretty pink glass of deliciousness, or leave it unattended, not even for a single second because the moment you do, you will lose it!

Not even kidding . . .

All Natural Cranberry Pomegranate Mint & Lime Iced Tea - www.betterwithcake.com

You may want to go ahead and make yourself a double batch, at least! One sip and you will be hooked, line and sinker.

All natural, subtly sweet, cool, crisp, light and fresh cranberry, pomegranate, mint and lime iced tea – guaranteed to satisfy even the strongest of thirsts.

Make it. Drink it. Love, love, love it.

All Natural Cranberry Pomegranate Mint & Lime Iced Tea - www.betterwithcake.com

Berry mint & lome iced tea

  • Prep Time: 5 mins
  • Persons: 1
  • Difficulty: Easy

  • Ingredients
  • 1 Cranberry Pomegranate tea bag
  • 1/2 cup of boiling water + an extra 1/2-1 C of cold water (I love to use sparkling water or even kombucha – wildberry or raspberry lemonade are my fave for this recipe because bubbles & gut health = >>>_ to top it up to serve
  • Juice squeezed from approx 1/2 a small lime
  • 1 cup of ice
  • Optional but recommended for serving –
  • Pomegranate arils (aka- seeds)
  • A few sprigs of fresh mint
  • A few thin slices of lime
  • Sugar (I use monk fruit to keep them low sugar/sugar-free) to decorate the rim of your glasses.
  1. Instructions
  2. Fill and boil your kettle
  3. Place tea bag in a large mug or heat proof jug.
  4. Pour in as much boiling water as your little heart desires
  5. Stir to infuse and set aside to cool.
  6. If you are adding sugar to the glass of your rim now is the time to do it. Simply pour a small amount of sugar onto a small plate, dampen the rim of your glass with a little water and press into your prepared sugar plate until it as a nice even-ish sugar coating. Set aside.
  7. Once your tea has cooled, squeeze in your lime juice and give it a little stir.
  8. Grab your pretty little glass or mason jar and fill it with ice and add lime slices if using.
  9. Pour your cooled tea into your ice filled glass, add a sprig or two of mint along with some pomegranate arils if using and skull that bad boy like the thirsty little nerd you are, and by you I mean me 🙂
  10. Enjoy xoxo

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Question of the day –

What tricks do you have for making water a little more fun?

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Do it, do it You know you want to 🙂

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