How to make sun tea

How to Make Sun Tea

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In the lazy, hazy days of summer, when it’s too hot and too much work to boil a kettle, this is a great way to make tea.

Steps

1. Put tea bags of your choice and a corresponding number of teaspoons of sweetener into the jug.
2. Pour in cups of water according to the number of servings you’re making.
3. Screw on the cap.
4. Shake well.
5. Place the jug in a sunny spot.
6. Wait a few hours, then shake some more. The color should be like a normal cup of tea: dark with black tea, lighter with green.
7. Optional: Put the jug in the fridge to chill before drinking.
8. Shake once more before drinking.
9. Pour into a glass.
10. Add ice to taste. Read more

How to grow your own food

How to Grow Your Own Food

from wikiHow – The How to Manual That You Can Edit

For all of human history, people have managed to feed themselves, either by fishing, hunting, gathering and/or subsistence farming. Now, with large-scale food production, gardening is often only a hobby. But growing one’s own food could mean increased security, health, and enjoyment. Since the details of growing your own food depend on your unique locale, here’s a general overview to get you started. Read more

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What would Halloween be without a carved pumpkin sitting on your porch or at the window looking out at all the trick or treaters? Make this Halloween special by carving your own. Take delight in the smiling faces as the trick-or-treaters enjoy or get spooked by your own creation.

Steps:

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