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Wanna make Lipton/Nestea Peach Ice Tea
submitted about 8 years ago by bl4ck0r

Hey there - im searching for a Ice Tea recipe with peach flavor.

I have tried following but its not ice tea sweet enough and green tea overhelms. its ok but not like Egoist No.14 (from Lord of the Juice)

The Egoist no14 is pretty dark so i thought TFA Green Tea could it be - also cause in the description it says its green tea.

So actually it was

3% GreenTea (TPA) 7 Juicy Peach (TPA) 1 Lemon Sicily 0.5 Koolada 0.5 Sweetener

https://egoist-flavors.myshopify.com/collections/egoist-flavors/products/ice-tea

Maybe i can get any advice from you !

EGOIST Says:

The freshness of sweet juicy peaches and ripe lemons combined with the sweetness of sugar with just the right taste of green tea

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by john512777about 8 years ago

Try out Capella sweet tea. It’s very close to the powdered sweet tea from Lipton we used to drink as a kid.

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by bl4ck0rabout 8 years ago

Thanks for advice- i have sweet tea here. Thats what i want the Lipton powdered Tea. with peach and Lemon....

What percentage should i use ?

And only sweet tea ? no green ?

Cause the Aroma ob Egoist no 14 is very dark and sweet tea is clear...

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by john512777about 8 years ago

I don’t think I’d add any green tea. Green tea has a herbal, almost bitter flavor to it.

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by materoxxxabout 8 years ago

I was trying to make something like this the other day and I had on hand TFA sweet tea, but I found it very harsh..I don't know about Cap version

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by getslashedabout 8 years ago

I tried right now with 3% CAP Sweet Tea and 6% peach, instead of sweetner I put, EM 10%. It's an nice vape but even at 6% it's overpowering the other flavors.

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by Zermachtabout 8 years ago

RF Lemon Tea is close as heck to Lipton Brisk by itself. I usually throw some raspberry at it. But I'm sure it can handle some peach.

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by HashSlingingSlashurabout 8 years ago

Try 1.5% FA black tea with 1% sweetener or even better with 0.25% FLV sweetness

I tend to just use 0.25% TPA marshmallow, it's sweet enough

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by bl4ck0rabout 8 years ago

Additional ?

So: 3% GreenTea (TPA) 1.5% FA black tea 7% Juicy Peach (TPA) 1% Lemon Sicily 0.5% Koolada 1% Sweetener

or just with black tea instead of green tea ?

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by Roc77about 8 years ago

7% peach seems quite a lot!

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by HashSlingingSlashurabout 8 years ago

No take out that green tea and use black tea :)

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by bl4ck0rabout 8 years ago

i will give it a try - thanks

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by BlazeDemBeatzabout 8 years agoMentholatier

This might sound crazy. But over flavoring just peach taste really really damn similar to Peach Lipton tea.

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by bl4ck0rabout 8 years ago

So Green Tea is out- my intial recipe in first post is ok- but its far away from that what i want - the green tea is not as good and the sweetness and juicy of the peach doesnt come any Close. also no sweet Lemon... still testing

I will start with black tea if i have it

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by aggressive_simonalmost 8 years ago

Any updates?

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