Mix the Ingredients
Whisk the orange drink mix, instant tea, lemonade mix, sugar, cinnamon, and cloves until the mixture is uniform and no concentrated streaks of spice remain.

This old-fashioned dry mix waits in a jar until a cold day calls for hot tea. Citrus and warm spice fill the cup as soon as you stir in hot water.
This old-fashioned drink mix combines orange drink mix, instant tea, lemonade, sugar, cinnamon, and cloves in one easy jar. Stir it into hot water for a quick cold-weather drink, or package the mix for holiday gifts.

I usually keep a jar of this around once the weather starts turning cold because it is easy to stir together anytime somebody stops by. The cinnamon and cloves make the whole kitchen smell good almost immediately.
Whisk the orange drink mix, instant tea, lemonade mix, sugar, cinnamon, and cloves until the mixture is uniform and no concentrated streaks of spice remain.
Transfer the dry mix to an airtight container and keep it in a cool, dry place.
Spoon the mix into a heat-safe mug, add hot water, and stir until fully dissolved.
Serve plain or finish individual mugs with orange, lemon, a cinnamon stick, honey, or a small splash of vodka.

This old-fashioned dry mix waits in a jar until a cold day calls for hot tea. Citrus and warm spice fill the cup as soon as you stir in hot water.
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About 4-5 cups dry mix — Serving size: 2 teaspoons dry mix prepared with 1 cup hot water
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