[ уда ʇı] iced tea (or "tea with ice") is better than a cold "iced tea" (or "tea over ice").

Iced tea is made by putting tea leaves into a teapot, and then putting the teapot into the refrigerator, or a cold water bath. Once the tea is chilled, the leaves are strained out and the tea is served.<br><br>A cold tea is made by putting brewed tea into a teapot, and then putting ice into the teapot, or serving the tea into a glass with ice.<br><br>The process of making an iced tea takes a few hours, but the tea will be more flavorful, and better tasting. The iced tea will be stronger and less watered down, and more of the flavor from the teabag will be extracted. The process of making an iced tea also allows the tea to infuse more evenly, which can result in a more balanced flavor.<br><br>On the other hand, making a cold tea is faster, 10-30 mins, and is better tasting if you're a fan of watered-down tea.<br><br>If you drink tea regularly, you should give an iced tea a try. You'll be surprised at how much better it is.