Growing up we had the neatest metal pitcher that looked like the Kool-Aid guy. My Mom would put it in the fridge to get cold, then make ice tea, first by boiling tea bags (yes, Lipton’s!) in water (from our well) on the stove and then putting it all in the pitcher, along with sugar (it was one of the few sugar-y things we got, as kids). Back in the fridge it went, only to be the most refreshing treat ever on a hot Ohio summer’s day. I wish I could find a pitcher like that again! 😊
Growing up we had the neatest metal pitcher that looked like the Kool-Aid guy. My Mom would put it in the fridge to get cold, then make ice tea, first by boiling tea bags (yes, Lipton’s!) in water (from our well) on the stove and then putting it all in the pitcher, along with sugar (it was one of the few sugar-y things we got, as kids). Back in the fridge it went, only to be the most refreshing treat ever on a hot Ohio summer’s day. I wish I could find a pitcher like that again! 😊
Your childhood summer drinks are exactly mine, but oh I had forgotten about the Hershey's syrup!