Super Easy Apple Tea You’ll Love to Make with the Kids on a Fall Day

Fall is a fun time to bring your little ones into the kitchen with you. Warm delicious scents fill the air, there are tons of great treats to be made, and it is a wonderful bonding experience.

If they don’t have much experience yet with your kids in the kitchen, one of the easiest things to start with is beverages. It’s a simple way to get their feet wet with measuring, stirring, and exploring new flavors.

Apple Tea is Perfect to Make with the Kids in Fall!

We’ve discovered an easy Apple Tea recipe that’s perfect for a Fall afternoon. 

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Easy Autumn Apple Tea Recipe

My sweet girl loves to help in the kitchen! So early in the day, my daughter and I decided to make a batch of tea we could enjoy outdoors later in the afternoon. (Since we live in Florida, we spend a lot of time outdoors enjoying the break in the heat when the temperatures dip.)

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She felt so proud, helping me make a “grown-up” drink such as tea. But I used decaffeinated black tea bags, so this Apple Tea is actually very kid-friendly!

How Kids Can Help Make Apple Tea:

Here are some of the tea-making tasks kids can help with…

• measuring the apple juice and pouring it into the saucepan
• unwrapping each of the tea bags
• stirring the juice on the stove (**with very careful supervision)
• slicing the apple using our kid-friendly apple cutter
• pushing the cloves into the skin-side of the apple wedges we used for garnish

You can enjoy your Autumn Apple Tea hot or cold. If you’re wanting cold, iced tea, let it cool to room temperature, then pop it in the refrigerator to cool completely.

Print this Easy Autumn Apple Tea Recipe:

Easy Autumn Apple Tea Recipe

Fall is a fun time to bring your kids into the kitchen with you. Try this super easy Autumn Apple Tea recipe fun for kids to help make and drink!

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Prep: 5 minutes mins

Cook: 10 minutes mins

Total Time: 15 minutes mins

Servings: 4 servings

Cost: $3.00

Equipment

• saucepan, with lid
• wood spoon
• measuring cups
• measuring spoons
• paring knife
• cutting board
• pitcher
• 4 mason jar cups

Ingredients

• 3 cups apple juice
• 6 black tea bags (decaffeinated for the kids)
• 1/4 cup brown sugar (firmly packed)
• 1 apple (optional)
• 1 tablespoon whole cloves (optional)

Instructions

• Add 3 cups apple juice to saucepan and heat over medium heat until just boiling. 
• Remove saucepan from heat. Add 6 black tea bags, then cover and allow to sit for 5 minutes.
• After 5 minutes, carefully remove tea bags, squeezing them over the saucepan before discarding.
• Add 1/4 cup brown sugar to saucepan and stir to combine.
• For hot/warm tea, add to cups as is. For iced tea, allow to cool to room temperature before pouring over ice-filled cups or adding to a pitcher and refrigerating.
• Cut 1 apple into wedges. Push 6-8 whole cloves into the skin-side of each apple wedge.
• Cut a small slice into the middle of an apple wedge, without cutting all the way through, and slide this cut onto the edge of a cup for garnish. Repeat to add an apple wedge to each cup.

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Course: Drink

Cuisine: American · Kid-Friendly

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