Long Island Iced Tea with Fresh Garden Raspberries

Long Island Iced Tea with Fresh Garden Raspberries.

Did you know Long Island Iced Tea doesn’t actually have anything to do with tea? It simply tastes like tea when made correctly. Today, we are going to take a few fresh ingredients from our yards and gardens to make this refreshing summer time drink.


Ingredients for your Long Island Iced Tea:

  • 1oz Vodka
  • 1oz Gin
  • 1oz Tequila
  • 1oz Rum
  • 1oz Triple Sec
  • Sweet & Sour (I put a very easy to make sour recipe from scratch at the bottom of this blog)
  • Splash of Coke
  • Fresh garden-picked Raspberries

Pour all of the ingredients over ice. Shake and pour into a glass. Garnish with a lemon slice and mint to serve.

 

 

 

 

Sweet & Sour :

You can buy sour from any liquor or grocery store,
but it is so much better when you can make it yourself. Here is a simple recipe anyone can make:

  • 1c Water
  • 1c Sugar
  • 1c Lime Juice
  • 1c Lemon Juice

Mix the sugar and water together and stir until the sugar is dissolved. You may need to add a little heat. If you do heat the water, let it cool. Then mix in the lime and lemon juice and refrigerate.

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Chris Ashbach is one of the founders of Dan330. Chris is a pilot and avid outdoorsman who loves fishing, hunting, camping, and exploring. He loves taking kids (especially his own) on trips to share his passion of the outdoors. Chris is also a gardener, volunteers at Let's Go Fishing, and teaches Sunday school. Chris holds a MA in Organizational Leadership and is faculty at a local university in Minnesota; teaching undergraduate business classes.