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Passion Fruit Tea Starbucks Copycat Recipe

If you love Starbucks Passion Fruit Tea then you are going to LOVE this copycat recipe for Passion Fruit Tea that tastes exactly the same and gives you all that passion fruit flavor that you love!

Copycat Starbucks Passion Fruit Tea

Passion Fruit Tea Starbucks Copycat Recipe

I love Starbucks Passion Fruit Tea but I’m not crazy about the price.

If you are after refreshment on the cheap, then I have you covered!

This simple Copycat Starbucks Passion Fruit Tea Recipe will help you to duplicate this amazingly popular Starbucks drink, but your pocket book will thank you for all of the money that you saved! And a cold tea on a hot day is pretty tough to beat!

It’s a very delicious tea and a refreshing drink with simple ingredients. This passion fruit iced tea is so easy to make and soooooo yummy, I’m pretty sure it will be your new favorite!

Passion Tea Ingredients including Tazo Tea, Vanilla, Sugar and Simply Lemonade

Ingredient for Starbucks Passion Fruit Tea

Tazo Passion Tea Bags
Water
Fresh lemonade
Sugar (more or less as desired)
Vanilla
Ice Cubes

*if you want, you could also garnish this drink with an orange peel or slice or mint leaves

Starbucks Passion Tea

How to make Passion Fruit Tea like Starbucks 

Bring the 8 C of water to a boil and then bring back down to a simmer.

Add in all 8 teabags and simmer for 10 minutes.

Add in sugar and vanilla and then remove from heat and let sit for 5 minutes.

Remove the teabags and transfer tea into a pitcher.

Cool in the refrigerator for one hour. After the tea is cooled, add in lemonade and stir.

This is truly my favorite tea drink. I find that this drink is best served on ice and I also love to add in fresh raspberries and/or strawberries, as you see fit.

As mentioned above, if you want to get fancy, you can also garnish the side of the glass with a slice of lemon, orange peel or mint leaves. The more natural flavors, the better – it’s such a refreshing drink, any time of day! 

Passion Tea Drink Like Starbucks

I love copycat recipes because they give you the opportunity to experience your favorite foods and beverages right in your own home and you can make them for so much less, because a penny saved is a penny earned! 

If you like this drink, you might also enjoy our Copycat Chick Fil A Frosted Lemonade recipe, it’s another of our favorites!

How to make Starbucks Passion Tea

Making Starbucks Drinks at Home 

I would have to say that Passion Fruit is one of my favorite drinks at Starbucks and it’s really pushed me to experiment with these types of drinks at home.

If you are wondering what Starbucks drinks you can make at home there are quite a few! Here are a few of my other Starbucks copycat recipes: 

I love making restaurant favorite recipes at home! If you do too, make sure to check out my other copycat recipes!

Passion Tea Lemonade

Where to buy Passion Fruit Tea and the ingredients to make your homemade version of this Starbucks favorite drink? 

Obviously, you can purchase the Starbucks Passion Fruit Tea drink at any Starbucks (you can also ask for variations of it, did you know that!?) but you will find the ingredients for making your own Passion Tea at almost any grocery store. We’ve even had luck finding all ingredients at the Dollar Store, because the cheaper we can make these – the better! 

Tazo Passion Tea

The most important ingredients in Passion Fruit Tea is the Tazo Passion Tea Bags which you can find in-stores and online! Tazo Passion Tea is truly the rockstar ingredient in this specialty drink, Tazo Tea is such a great addition to any of these homemade drinks. Other Tazo Tea favorites of ours include Tazo Chai Tea for a Tazo Chai Tea Latte or  Tazo Green Tea. There are so many Tazo Tea flavors to choose from! 

Once you have your tea ingredient selected, you can kind of customize your drink with the items you have on hand: favorite fruit, small fruits (floating raspberries are so yummy in this!), passion fruit pulp. passion fruit seeds (they are safe to eat and contain so many nutrients!), fruit juice extract, green tea leaves and more! The list goes on but as you start to make your own custom drinks at home, you’ll enjoy getting creative with the ingredients!

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Passion Tea Lemonade

Copycat Starbucks Passion Fruit Tea Recipe

If you love Starbucks Passion fruit tea then you will love this easy copycat Passion Tea recipe! So easy with just a few ingredients and one of the most refreshing drinks we've made!

Ingredients

  • 8 Tazo Passion Tea Bags
  • 8 C water
  • 2 C fresh lemonade
  • 8 tsp sugar (more or less as desired)
  • 1 tbsp vanilla

Instructions

    Bring the 8 C of water to a boil and then bring back down to a simmer.

    Add in all 8 teabags and simmer for 10 minutes.

    Add in sugar and vanilla and then remove from heat and let sit for 5 minutes.

    Remove the teabags and transfer tea into a pitcher.

    Cool in the refrigerator for one hour. After the tea is cooled, add in lemonade and stir.

Notes

I find that this drink is best served on ice and I also love to add in fresh raspberries and/or strawberries.

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Starbucks Passion Tea

How to make Tazo Passion Fruit Popsicles 

Another of our summer favorites, use this recipe to make homemade Tazo Passion Fruit Popsicles. Just mix up the drink and pour into popsicle molds for a delicious frozen treat! 

As you can see, we love our cold and homemade drinks and treats in the summer! If you are looking for more unique and flavorful drink and treat ideas for those hot summer days, make sure to check out these other favorite summer recipes that I’ve shared: 

Strawberry Watermelon Popsicles 

Pineapple Watermelon Cooler

Cucumber Watermelon Infused Water

Homemade Watermelon Punch Recipe

Before long, you’ll have an entire line up of favorite homemade drink recipes! 

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16 Comments

  1. You can buy the “box” of the premise tazo iced passion fruit tea. I just pour 1/2 of it and 1/2 lemonade.

  2. This is amazingly good with 1/2 Simply Mango Lemonade. Then, instead of sugar, add a honey ginger sauce by boiling honey and steeping some fresh ginger root in it. One of our favorites in our house!

  3. This sounds so great and sound pretty easy to make! Thanks for linking up to Merry Monday! Sharing on FB! Have a great week!
    Kim

  4. I love this tea! I usually have the barista put in I pump of the raspberry syrup for a little extra flavor. I wouldn’t mind having a pitcher full in my fridge!

  5. Sounds so refreshing! I realize that I never use enough tea bags. Great recipe.
    Thank you for sharing at Thoughts of Home on Thursday. Pinning. 🙂

  6. This looks so refreshing and it is such a pretty color! Thanks for linkin’ up with What’s Cookin’ Wednesday!

  7. This sounds so refreshing – it’s making me anxious for summer! Thanks for linking up with Merry Monday this week!

  8. Hi! I’m one of the co-hosts from the Welcome Home Wednesdays Link up. I think this passion fruit tea sounds amazing. I’ve never had the Starbucks version but I can imagine this is so refreshing. I’ll have to try it soon. Thank you for sharing.

  9. I thought their passionfruit tea was just steeped tea bags didn’t know they add sugar to it

  10. I never bought Tazo teabags. What size bags do you use for this recipe?

  11. I buy the teabags at Target and mix it with Sparkling Ice Black Raspberry. Tastes just like Starbucks to me because when I order it I always ask for a pump of raspberry syrup

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