Please rewrite this paragraph so that the tips appear in a bulleted list instead of one long paragraph. Thankee

For storage, I like keeping my iced teas in 1 quart mason jars in the fridge – not only are they pretty, but they’re easy to grab and perfect for both the hot water and then the cold drink.  Remember not to store the teas for too long with the tea bags in the water — the longer the tea bag is in the water after it has steeped, the stronger the flavor your tea will have, eventually turning into an overly bitter flavor.  After I let the teas steep in the hot water, I remove and discard the tea bags, but keep the fresh fruit and herbs in the mason jars.  This works great with fresh fruit, but the herbs do need to be removed within a few hours, or they start to deteriorate.
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Please rewrite this paragraph so that the tips appear in a bulleted list instead of one long paragraph. Thankee

For storage, I like keeping my iced teas in 1 quart mason jars in the fridge – not only are they pretty, but they’re easy to grab and perfect for both the hot water and then the cold drink.  Remember not to store the teas for too long with the tea bags in the water — the longer the tea bag is in the water after it has steeped, the stronger the flavor your tea will have, eventually turning into an overly bitter flavor.  After I let the teas steep in the hot water, I remove and discard the tea bags, but keep the fresh fruit and herbs in the mason jars.  This works great with fresh fruit, but the herbs do need to be removed within a few hours, or they start to deteriorate.
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Here's how to store your iced tea:

• Refrigerate your tea in one-quart mason jars because they're attractive, easy to use, and tolerate hot water.
• Avoid leaving the tea bags in the water for too long. If they steep for too long, the tea bags will make the tea taste bitter.
• Remove the tea bags after steeping, but keep any fresh fruit in the jars.
• Keep the herbs in the water, but remove them after a few hours before they start to deteriorate.
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Please rewrite this paragraph so that the tips appear in a bulleted list instead of one long paragraph. Thankee

For storage, I like keeping my iced teas in 1 quart mason jars in the fridge – not only are they pretty, but they’re easy to grab and perfect for both the hot water and then the cold drink.  Remember not to store the teas for too long with the tea bags in the water — the longer the tea bag is in the water after it has steeped, the stronger the flavor your tea will have, eventually turning into an overly bitter flavor.  After I let the teas steep in the hot water, I remove and discard the tea bags, but keep the fresh fruit and herbs in the mason jars.  This works great with fresh fruit, but the herbs do need to be removed within a few hours, or they start to deteriorate.</s>
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Here's how to store your iced tea:

• Refrigerate your tea in one-quart mason jars because they're attractive, easy to use, and tolerate hot water.
• Avoid leaving the tea bags in the water for too long. If they steep for too long, the tea bags will make the tea taste bitter.
• Remove the tea bags after steeping, but keep any fresh fruit in the jars.
• Keep the herbs in the water, but remove them after a few hours before they start to deteriorate.</s>
