The Best Automatic Iced Tea Maker
By Dr. Ann
@drannhh (15219)
United States
July 26, 2007 9:25pm CST
I did a lot of research before deciding which iced tea maker to buy. What sold me on the Hamilton Beach appliance was twofold:
1. The water drips into the center of the pitcher, so the nice white surface of the appliance never gets stained, and no spilled tea ends up on the counter top either.
2. The oval pitcher stores right on top of the appliance or in the door or the refrigerator, so the design is really space-saving.
I am so happy with this appliance that I wanted to share what I learned in case anyone else is about to buy a new tea maker. Even though we drink a lot of red tea, I wasn't sure the tea maker was be a big improvement over what we were already doing, but it sure is. This is an appliance I would not want to have to do without. The other concern we had was that it might make the tea too weak, but we solved that problem by using frozen tea instead of ice cubes to chill each fresh batch.
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@GardenGerty (169450)
• United States
30 Jul 07
I do not think I would be in a market for an iced tea maker, but I think this is a well written review. I think there should be a market for a review this thorough somewhere. There have been things I have purchased that I have wished I had read about first. Good post.
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@drannhh (15219)
• United States
30 Jul 07
Thanks Gerty. For a long time I didn't think we'd be needing one either, but when we retired we moved to a warmer climate so we drink a lot more ted tea than we used to, and all of it iced.
I do love to write about gadgets--in fact I have a whole series on one of the other paying sites.


