Hibiscus Tea Ice Cubes
Simple hibiscus tea frozen into ice cubes to chill and flavor water or other beverages.
Instructions
Freeze Cubes
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Add tea to ice cube trays (when cool). Freeze. Use the ice cubes to flavor water or other beverages.
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