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| | History of Iced Tea, History of Sweet Tea |
 | | Iced tea's popularity parallels the development of refrigeration: the ice house, the icebox (refrigerator), and the commercial manufacture of pure ice, which were in place by the middle of the nineteenth century. |
 | | Tea, when it is to be iced, should be made much stronger, to allow for the ice used in chilling. |
 | | Iced tea should be served with or without lemon, with a sprig of mint, a strawberry, a cherry, a slice of orange, or pineapple. |
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