Olive Garden iced tea......

[westjones]

I posted on the community board but thought I would try here too.

Does anyone know where you can buy tea bags for the type of iced tea they make at Olive Garden. I love their tea and it tastes different to me than other places and would love to have it at home.
Thanks!

 

[amberlynnhawkins]

I don't know for sure, but many restaurants around where I live use Royal Cup for both their coffee and their tea. If that's the case, check out this link.

http://www.royalcupcoffee.com/Products.aspx?classification=252

 

[westjones]

I don't know for sure, but many restaurants around where I live use Royal Cup for both their coffee and their tea. If that's the case, check out this link.

http://www.royalcupcoffee.com/Products.aspx?classification=252

Thanks! It is worth a try

 

[CTdiznymom]

When in doubt-GOOGLE!!!!!

I googled "olive garden iced tea" and found this along with alot of other responses.


When Olive Garden noticed that customer interest in bottled water was plateauing, the Orlando, Fla.-based Italian chain decided to explore other noncarbonated beverages. In January, the 507-unit concept introduced Bellini Iced Tea, giving guests plenty of time to try it before summer’s arrival, according to Michelle Kern, manager of beverage operations. Made with brewed orange pekoe tea and blended raspberry and peach syrups, the drink is served over ice in a 22-ounce glass garnished with a peach slice; it sells for $1.90, with a product cost of about 10 cents. Free refills are served at the table from a pitcher brimming with fresh peaches. “The fruit reinforces the idea of freshness and summer,’’ she says

 

[westjones]

When in doubt-GOOGLE!!!!!

I googled "olive garden iced tea" and found this along with alot of other responses.


When Olive Garden noticed that customer interest in bottled water was plateauing, the Orlando, Fla.-based Italian chain decided to explore other noncarbonated beverages. In January, the 507-unit concept introduced Bellini Iced Tea, giving guests plenty of time to try it before summer’s arrival, according to Michelle Kern, manager of beverage operations. Made with brewed orange pekoe tea and blended raspberry and peach syrups, the drink is served over ice in a 22-ounce glass garnished with a peach slice; it sells for $1.90, with a product cost of about 10 cents. Free refills are served at the table from a pitcher brimming with fresh peaches. “The fruit reinforces the idea of freshness and summer,’’ she says

Thanks! I think this was a specialty ice tea that I remember from a year or two ago. It sounds wonderful (I never tried it, but I seem to remember seeing it on a card they leave on the table). I was looking for the regular iced tea they serve that doesn't come with fruit (well you can have lemon in it if you want). But thanks! I don't know what it is about their iced tea, but it is just so much better than any other I have had.