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SOLD Southeastern Parking Pass
Posted by tabasco on 9/16/25 at 8:46 pm
$75
Lot 404 corner Nicholson & Skip Bertman Dr (old Alex Box BB parking lot)
Meet up this week in BR
Lot 404 corner Nicholson & Skip Bertman Dr (old Alex Box BB parking lot)
Meet up this week in BR
$75
Lot 404 corner Nicholson & Skip Bertman Dr (old Alex Box BB parking lot)
Meet up today
225 921-0367
SOLD
Lot 404 corner Nicholson & Skip Bertman Dr (old Alex Box BB parking lot)
Meet up today
225 921-0367
SOLD
Whole Foods has it
here is the recipe I use
Yields:
2 quarts
4-8 servings
Prep: 5 minutes
Ingredients:
2 qt. of your favorite iced tea
¼ t. baking soda
2 T. powered lemonade
2 T. rose water
½ c. white sugar, granulated (to taste)
Toasted pine nuts (optional)
Supplies:
2 qt. pitcher
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Combine all of the above ingredients in pitcher, and stir well
Serve in tall glass over ice
Sprinkle the top with pine nuts
Notes
• Baking soda ingredient gives your tea a shelf life of 4-6 weeks, and removes any bitterness from the tea
• Less is more with rose water. You don't necessarily want to add the flavor as much as you want to add the essence. You should “taste” it when you breath in.
here is the recipe I use
Yields:
2 quarts
4-8 servings
Prep: 5 minutes
Ingredients:
2 qt. of your favorite iced tea
¼ t. baking soda
2 T. powered lemonade
2 T. rose water
½ c. white sugar, granulated (to taste)
Toasted pine nuts (optional)
Supplies:
2 qt. pitcher
-------------------------------------------------------
Combine all of the above ingredients in pitcher, and stir well
Serve in tall glass over ice
Sprinkle the top with pine nuts
Notes
• Baking soda ingredient gives your tea a shelf life of 4-6 weeks, and removes any bitterness from the tea
• Less is more with rose water. You don't necessarily want to add the flavor as much as you want to add the essence. You should “taste” it when you breath in.
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