Iced Tea - 3 Ways | Katie Pix - AD

[@JaneDoe-ym7de]

aw this video makes me so happy. she's so full of life

[@KatiePix]

This comment has made me smile no end.

[@JaneDoe-ym7de]

Katie Pix i'm glad! you're wonderful :)

[@DrinksTube]

We love our Katie!

[@Competitive_Antagonist]

I'm going to listen to some death metal now for balance.

[@Jillyciousification]

I didnt know you could actually cold-brew tea... i need To try this

[@KatiePix]

It's really good!

[@A_Casual_NPC]

Add some vodka and you'll have some great adult beverages

[@KatiePix]

It is the weekend after all :D

[@Kopa_Malphas]

If you're a fan of a sweeter tea, mix in a bit of wild turkey american honey, it goes perfectly with tea.

[@Therizinosaurus]

Iced tea is a good adult beverage. Not only adult, but kids, elders, basically all ages.

[@dismalsage]

oh katie...you and akis are the sweethearts of food tube

[@KatiePix]

Awww! I would love to do a collab with him too. That would be incredible! Thank you for such a lovely comment x

[@Selt_Sam]

21 now and didn't even knew you could cold brew! Sooo good wow! Leaves all those bitter tastes out of my Tea! I just use a little honey + cold brew and close to every "Ice tea" tastes delicious!

[@kitchenmom]

They all sounds so lovely but the green tea and blueberry is the one I just have to make. Last week I made a lemon verbena raspberry and white tea one and it was a great hit with the sister in law. Again lovely video always great fun to scream Hello through the house and my Kids doing now the same after I showed them your video. such fun. Hubby thinks we are mad but that's nothing new. So thank you for sharing with us.

[@KatiePix]

I love everything about this comment! I am going to try your Iced Tea idea asap. And wohoo for the Hellooooos! I really appreciate your support. Blows my mind!

[@EmilBrikha]

And from out of nowhere, bachata! Love it :)

[@KatiePix]

Yay! Thank Emil!

[@papl20]

i knooow

[@Monstexitus]

Oh my, she's amazing. So cute and funny and beautiful. I think I just fell in love :D

[@KatiePix]

**blusing**

[@Monstexitus]

Nooo, don't answer! **melts**

[@Bs13574]

Haha

[@makasher100]

I'm definitely trying these😊

[@KatiePix]

YES MARK. Thank you so so much!

[@nomdeplume55]

Tried the green tea recipe. I substituted the blueberries with a lemongrass stalk since blueberries are not that easy to get a hold of where I live. It was nice and refreshing and lemony on a hot day (which is basically every day of the year in my part of the world heh)

[@KatiePix]

That's a fantastic idea! :D

[@Galifbdchad]

How high was she 😝

[@trooperpompeu]

She is amazing!

[@KatiePix]

You're blooming lovely!

[@dheeraj4karandikar]

The Earl Orange one is my favorite!

[@KatiePix]

Mine too!!!

[@eloneklov5601]

this looks amazing Katie :) and I must say, you are very pretty!

[@KatiePix]

**blushing**

[@DarkRainb0wKnight]

She kinda reminds me of tracer with her bubbly personality and you know... the accent... although not as cartoony xD

[@KatiePix]

I googled it and I am very very chuffed with that one!

[@mrfakuyu6830]

Looks great, and no sugars, this will help me alot!

[@davidcaballero9641]

no sugar??

[@QueenJaneway]

yeah this definitely needs some sugar, just a little to balance it out.

[@bandar7891]

thought we use hot water not cold water..

[@radhullah7213]

For the green tea drink, is there a way to make it a little sweeter but without adding sugar to it? Anything that keeps it healthy

[@JamieOliver]

Hey Radh - you could try letting it brew for less time, the longer you brew green tea the more bitter it gets. You could also try a tiny drop of honey.

[@radhullah7213]

Jamie Oliver TY SO MUCH AND HIII

[@MartinAhlman]

Rooibus or Earl Grey would be perfect for me! I'll add something extra to "enhance" it ;-)

[@sabirahg2537]

it's so weird to hear people say red bush instead of rooibos.

[@sabirahg2537]

#southafricanproblems 😅

[@miah2011]

Those blueberries are huge wtf

[@KatiePix]

Amazing, right!!!

[@TrisPatisserie]

yeah wow!

[@sindrehansen9647]

They're not wild berries (I think), they more greenish inside and normally dont grow in the wild.

[@helenavleminckx68]

they look pretty normal to me...

[@TimeShrike]

Blueberries grow in bushes, the wild blueberries are actually called bilberries and grow in low shrubs. Bilberries taste so much better too! en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bilberry Loved Katie and the drinks! Very energetic and I find there was a bit of that "I had a slight accident with the gin, honey" care free kitchen action going here.

[@SamaraTrollero]

these tea's look amazing and they're very easy to do, with common ingredients, thank you for giving me a recipe to use the earl gray tea bags i have laying around

[@KatiePix]

You are so so welcome. Thank you for watching the video and leaving a lovely lovely comment!

[@SamaraTrollero]

+Katie Pix how would you suggest I use saffron tea to make a refresher? Or is it coming up in a future video? that'd be so nice!

[@olit1234]

Got me going when she spanked that mint. I love mint...

[@gab.lab.martins]

My favourite combination? Katie Pix and me.

[@justaddmusclecom]

Now I want some nice cold refreshing tea. Going to have to get some and keep it handy here in the office. Thanks for the awesome recipes.

[@KatiePix]

Thank you for the awesome comment and for watching in the first place! Good luck on your quest for an office stash!

[@BigMoneysLife]

You should actually steep your teas no longer than 5 minutes. 6-12 hours means you have severely oversteeped it.

[@maelycyrus]

Thank you for the recipe, the third one was THE bomb. 👌👌 By the way, you're so gorgeous and just so full of life.

[@RainbowGardens]

Red bush tea is the best. I brew with hot water but drink it cold over ice.

[@KatiePix]

So delicious!

[@gee_emm]

I love all these ideas. But I think this chick is on something. And the nursery-esque hyper chirpy music is giving Blue Peter. It’s kind of creeping me out.

[@teddyboy252]

Good job

[@zoidburg5844]

These are not going to be nice with zero sugar, come on... Also, what's the point in wasting that fruit by putting it in whole, you know damn well you're gonna get zero flavour from it...

[@jirosaves_theworld]

today's i made a twist on green tea ver. from this recipe i swap lemon to orange zest + mint + since i can't find Earl Grey here, i change it to green tea leaves and it's sooooo delicious thanks for making such inspiration about this i've been boring drink a normal tea ahahahaha (even my mom love it)

[@barryirlandi4217]

What no suger?? The Americans would never except this!

[@MrThornBeast]

Never have I seen somebody this excited and giddy for iced tea, aww awesome

[@KatiePix]

Wait until you've tasted it... then it'll make sense! (I'm still too excited, I know) ;)

[@3X3Beastsu]

This is great and all, but why add whole blue berries? They don’t make any difference in taste.

[@invinoveritas6859]

I wondered what it would taste like if one is to pour all three together.I triple doggy dare you Katie ?? 😁

[@gabynorris6073]

Promise everyone in this chat everytime you say red bush tea a South African cries! It's Rooibos no translation needed😢

[@thingsweneedtochange1595]

Hello Stephanie. I really very interested to make the lemon iced tea for commercial way to put it in the bottle in Bangladesh. Can u help me to make my dream come true please ?

[@_Pumpz_]

pls make smoothies for a hot day;)

[@KatiePix]

Give this one a go: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z5K8l3Wfg5hqr9k or this cheeky chappy: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fWHJdHd5aamBi80

[@rallethelp]

Lovely, Refreshing and gorgeous! And just in time too! the raspberries in my garden has just ripened! A big thank you for the inspiration :D

[@Khaotix11]

Try brewing with loose leaf tea. It has more taste and less bitterness since you're not brewing with near-powdered tea leaves.

[@Eric-ml6cu]

You're so cute... My sister hate team but I'm sure my sissy will say YES to tea when she watch this video.

[@ignaciom.penuela6642]

You can also brew the orange one with vodka instead of water, so that besides the mint, your liver gets bruised too :)

[@anastasia10017]

didn't the 3rd one change color ? Wasn't it brewed dark brown and then it was suddenly light colored green tea ??

[@kazimolgu1535]

If i were a traffic light i would turn red everytime she passed by just so i could stare at her for a little longer

[@EvilAbD]

Hola, when you say tea bags, what kind of tea are you using for each drink?

[@rosariodirosa2060]

Do you put your hand in a glass of water? As taking ice with hands….

[@jaymeemangang9506]

How is the taste going to come out from the whole, unbruised blueberries??

[@IvoTrausch]

A paid ad by Colgate. Seriously MR Oliver?

[@IanLoughead]

Why not? People seem to complain no matter which company pays for an ad. This is a non food company so who cares?

[@johnlawrencevaldez3941]

yeah , it's alright as if they'll put colgate as ingredient :D

[@divineriper]

I wonder why some people hate when others make money

[@IvoTrausch]

I just thought they could maybe stick with relevant sponsors

[@ZOD4]

It's not like it really affected the content this time.

[@ivoman7]

Sensitive teeth? Try fermented skate liver oil. (1 drop/day) That's something Colgate won't tell you, or anyone for that matter.

[@T4nm4y]

Not sure which to try, I feel like I'd prefer the sweetest one but I've never tried red bush tea... Hmmm, what do you think of lemon tea and fresh peaches? (Probably would need to chop right?)

[@weekendweary1202]

why is there Bachata playing in the background?

[@DocKotoga]

I'm absolute addicted to peach ice tea but i've only got the calorie reduced stuff from the supermarked (1cal per 100 ml). Does anyone have a good recipe to do it myself? Thanks in advance and sorry for the bad english as im not a native speaker ;) DK

[@KatiePix]

Someone else has asked the same question - I'm going to investigate for you, so keep your eyes peeled!

[@mirekkkwtf]

Katie is replying to all comments, even the stupid ones? :D

[@hotsauce3189]

Do you ever try to make cold brew tea with cinnamon stick??

[@dancingpineapple4366]

Can i use honey instead of blueberry? We don't have blueberry here

[@timerdudestephens1]

Hey Jamie can you make ice cream smoothie sandwich health ice sandwich made of smoothie and can you make smoothine egg made out of smoothine !?

[@KatiePix]

I'll pass it onto the bossman!

[@icydiet3576]

where can I buy the small drinking glass?

[@JCHB322]

We are a fan of chamomile tea as an evening refresher... I never tried making that as iced tea on a hot night... if it can, any ideas for iced chamomile tea? (and if not iced, any other combos that can work hot other than just plain with honey?)

[@eshaweerasekara]

Nice presentation.. delicious brews..

[@danniemck]

woah Katie pix you've responded to so many people's comments I'm starting to think you're a (ro)bot great job w the video

[@KatiePix]

Whilst they are of a manageable amount, I promise you I am sat with cramped fingers being sure to thank every kind person who has taken the time to not only watch the video but leave a comment too. It's only fair. And it will never not be appreciated - your support and feedback blows my mind and makes my content better. So thank you, Daniel, for watching, commenting and making me smile all over again!

[@tylerthegrimm]

lol re-invent we've been drinking ice tea in Texas since day one.... probably cause the summer's run 100°F or 40°C for the Celsius user's.

[@josetcastelo]

Please add more bachata music to your videos.

[@reablack152]

Sorry guys, I don't think it is a good idea,...

[@irism8951]

Refreshing indeed in this Houston Heat!!!, thanks for sharing

[@coolenaam]

it's rooibos not redbush

[@KatiePix]

UK terminology - Redbush - not sure why? Gonna Google it!

[@coolenaam]

Katie Pix I know why, rooibos is Afrikaans and it means redbush. But it's called rooibos...they don't use Anglicized names for Oolong or Pu-erh tea so why do it for rooibos. sorry for my little rant...

[@moongypsyguerrero1925]

Why not use the fruit and juice of the lemon in the tea?

[@noisejunkie8159]

meme 2:32 review

[@slightlyupsetduck7940]

Shouldn't this be on DrinkTube. I mean I don't really care but...

[@KatiePix]

With both channels being so closely linked, we often overlap content. But it's a very fair point!

[@joseortega4622]

Is that bachata in the background? Lol

[@johng5261]

but they don't drink iced tea in the UK , only hot tea.

[@avalon449]

Lol, you took the peel off the lemon and left the bitter pith THEN cut up the lemon with the bitter pith and put it in the tea!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@KatiePix]

Yes - that is a darn good spot, but it's for the brewing part you want to avoid soaking the bitter pith. I drink it too quickly once served and garnished for it to make enough of a taste impact.

[@Astro_Panda.]

6-12 hours...o heck dude I don't have that time in the morning for school...and it's like 1 😂😂😂😂 definitely trying these though!!

[@IchBinEineBohne]

I mean i would have tried them anyway, because they sure look delish, but damn you sold them nicely to me with your enthusiasm and the way you speak.

[@KatiePix]

**blushing** Thank you so much for your comment!

[@porculee]

Question: if you cold brew green tea do you still reap the benefits / antioxidants etc. from the tea?

[@KatiePix]

Well, I am no expert BUT I read studies that indicate that steeping tea for at least 12 hours has better extraction abilities than hot water brewing. Meaning you can end up with the same if not more antioxidants. Worth a google, I say!

[@1631631000]

That guy commenting on all the comments 🙄

[@rabit818]

Use tea "ice cubes" for a non diluted tea!

[@opwave79]

Never tried cold-brewing tea before. Looks really good. I will give it a try!

[@KatiePix]

YAY! Do it, it's blooming lovely. :D Thank you so much for watching.

[@madamhummingbird]

All three gorgeous and yummy!

[@tommybradly3735]

Ok fine, I'll comment to get a reply :D but I do actually have a question. Do you think if you were to brew double strength, with double the tea bags or half the water, you could then have 50% tea to 50% sparkling water?

[@KatiePix]

Ooooo, there's only one real way to find out, but I reckon you might be onto something! Cheers for the cracking idea. Have a lovely weekend and thank you for leaving a comment! :D

[@tommybradly3735]

I'll give it a shot and get back to you! :D Also, if you're near a Tiger they have some awesome loose green tea blends.

[@Kalitheros]

They sure do look good! I think I'll coldbrew some green tea overnight with some lemon zest! Usually I would go with strong earl grey hot-brewed (loose leaves) with lemon zest, then adding the juice of 1 lemon, cool over a lot of ice (which smelts and dilute the tea) with sugar to taste. Of course you could argue that Colgate-Palmolive wouldn't want added sugar and acid considering their line of business.

[@VietG4mer]

damn dat girl is crazy... i like her !

[@Mi-Ro-Pr]

0:06

[@DawiThumbnails]

hEEEEEEEELoooo

[@KatiePix]

Yeeeaahahahahah!

[@samanzasarwar40]

What can i use instead of blueberries for the green tea recipe. Berries aren't available, where I'm from! 😔😔

[@Unknown-qr6zg]

may I ask, why can't we leave the tea for more than 12 hours and/or less than 6 hours in the fridge? thank you (:

[@maryamnazr4130]

@TheKatiePix Do you think I can use Basil Leaves instead of Mint Leaves in the Earl Grey Iced Tea?

[@rijaalizaidi2703]

Mishal with me like very much deer

[@saifghrissi2644]

My favorite drink is the. Raspberry cold drink.

[@KatiePix]

Mine too :D

[@dt7353]

1 liter for 4 people? Not where I come from.

[@UssyMustyYS]

I like the red bush. 😉

[@SiasMey]

Isn't bergamot a herb in its own right? Redbush / Rooibos is a fynbos tea that only grows in South Africa... Great for ice tea but I would imagine difficult to find elsewhere.

[@SiasMey]

Actually, a Google showed me that it's both. There are apparently bergamot oranges and bergamot herb. The herb is also known as bee balm.

[@tommybradly3735]

We call it Roobios more commonly here in the UK. Not at all hard to find here.

[@sobisaurus]

How could I mix honey to the iced tea? The honey just stays at the bottom of the glass and doesn't sweeten the tea.

[@RagnarRoxShow]

Add honey to a glass of warm water first - stir - let it cool down - pour cold honey water in. :)

[@edonaasani3714]

Ill just run down to show these to my mum so we can make them all

[@KatiePix]

Aww yes, that's a perfect idea!

[@NanniNatsumeSenpai]

Is she using a vase to make iced tea. XD

[@suryamohan3410]

she reminds me of claire wineland

[@Heghineh1]

Loved all 3 🍹🍹🍹

[@KatiePix]

Awww, yay! Thank you! :D

[@siemerssteve]

Has anyone done this with loose leaf tea? If so, any recommendations on how much tea i should use, quantity-wise?

[@Maqbulirenebulrene]

does it taste nice without sugar?

[@SyedAbdulRehmanBukhari]

Bravo Katie! Wonderful ... all of them but my personal favorite was "Green Tea with Lemon Zest". I liked the taste, quenching, as it was. Summer are always dryer here so I go with drinks that kick-in some taste buds.