Tea-Inspired Recipes — earl grey



Earl Grey Iced Latte Recipe

Transform your tea break into a moment of pure indulgence with a homemade Earl Grey Iced Latte. This recipe combines the vibrancy and depth of bergamot and black tea with the rich, creamy texture of frothed milk, creating a luxurious drink that's perfect for any time of day. Ingredients (makes 2) 300ml water  2 Luxe Grey tea bags 300ml milk of your choice (we recommend whole milk or oat milk for a creamy texture) 2 tablespoons honey Ice Directions Brew the tea bags in 300ml boiling water for 3 minutes. Then stir in the honey. Once you’ve removed the tea bags, pour the sweet tea into a large jar and add 300ml milk. Place in the fridge for a minimum of...

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Strawberry & Luxe Grey Shortbread

These Strawberry & Luxe Grey shortbreads are a delicious and unique treat to enjoy with your afternoon cup of tea...  Ingredients For the shortbread 310g plain flour 285g butter (or vegan alternative) 90g sugar 10g Luxe Grey tea 1 teaspoon vanilla extract (or paste) Pinch table salt For the strawberry filling 300 g fresh or frozen strawberries 150 g sugar Instructions Make the Strawberry Filling First make the strawberry filling by combining the sugar and strawberries in a small saucepan. Bring the strawberries to a roiling boil, then simmer on a medium heat for 5-7 minutes. They will start to break down then the juice should evaporate leaving you with a loose strawberry jam. Remove from the heat and let it...

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Raspberry & Bergamot Iced Tea

This refreshing and zingy iced tea recipe is a delicious way to enjoy our Luxe Grey tea on a hot day... Ingredients (makes two) 2 tbsp Luxe Grey tea (or 2 tea bags) 60ml Six Barrel Soda Raspberry & Lemon Syrup Fresh/frozen raspberries Sparkling water & ice Method Make a batch of sparkling cold brew Luxe Grey tea. Add the tea to 1 litre of sparkling water in a bottle; seal tight, and leave in the fridge for 3 hours. Put a few cubes of ice in a tumbler and pour in your cold brew tea, leaving a few centimetres at the top of the glass. You may need to pour through a sieve if you use loose leaf tea.  Add...

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