How to make it

  • Tie cinnamon sticks, allspice, and cloves in a piece of cheesecloth. Place in LARGE pot with remaining ingredients. Bring mixture to a boil. Reduce heat and simmer several hours (no less than two, and preferably several). The cinnamon candies will dissolve during simmering time and the mixture will be smooth when done. Remove spices and store “tea” in refrigerator in airtight bottles. Serve hot or cold.
  • Note: We like to serve this cold with a 50/50 mixture of “tea” and ginger ale. Pour glass half full with “tea”, then top off with ginger ale and add ice. Served cold, it tastes very much like a fizzy punch! We had to buy the cinnamon candies at the bulk candy store because we were unable to find the small packages at any other store. Be sure to buy 100% cranberry juice, not the cranberry juice cocktail drink that has sugar and other ingredients already added. Recipe makes about 3 quarts.

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    " It was excellent "
    choclytcandy ate it and said...
    this sounds good hot on a cold night. thanks for sharing.
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    " It was excellent "
    elle55 ate it and said...
    Nice change from regular ice tea. Thank you. We used 7-Up because that's what we had. Probably ginger ale is even better. Thanks for the recipe.
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  • bestcooker 15 years ago
    We give it as holiday gifts, too! Sur La Table has some nice bottles that make it look very pretty with a handmade label.
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  • 3boysmama 15 years ago
    Saving this to make during the holidays! Thanks!
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