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A delicious and refreshing ginger peach tea with a hint of zesty ginger.
Pros: flavor, taste
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A smooth, organic green tea blend with matcha powder, perfect for pairing with sweet or savory foods.
Pros: taste, convenience, quality
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A hydrating herbal infusion in a purple hue that promotes good sleep and nourishes from within.
Pros: relaxing, color, flavor
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A fragrant and floral blend of tangy hibiscus and deep blueberries, with hints of citrus and apple.
Pros: taste, delicious, flavor
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A fruit-infused, caffeine-free hibiscus tea blend inspired by Spanish sangria, perfect for iced tea.
Pros: flavor, refreshing, taste
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A delicate green tea infused with fresh jasmine buds, perfect for a soothing cup of tea.
Pros: taste, flavor, delicate
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An elegant Earl Grey tea blend in a jewel-toned tin, honoring England's imperial tea history.
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A spicy blend of turmeric, ginger, vanilla, cinnamon, and monk fruit extract in convenient single-serve packets.
Pros: taste, convenient, health benefits
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A delightful blend of green tea, lemongrass, and coconut, perfect for enjoying iced or hot.
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A delightful green tea blend with juicy blueberries, perfect for enjoying hot or iced.
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A caffeine-free herbal blend in decorative purple tins, perfect for celebrating Mother's Day.
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A delightful blend of vanilla and lavender tea in a jewel-toned tin with 30 sachets.
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A full-bodied Ceylon black leaf tea with bergamot orange flavor, perfect for easy sipping any time.
Pros: flavor, taste, smoothness
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A caffeine-free herbal tea with a bold, fruity flavor and a beautiful ruby color.
Pros: flavor, refreshing, versatility
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A delicious purple tea blend from The Republic of Tea that nourishes from the inside out.
Pros: flavor, taste, refreshing
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A refreshing black iced tea with natural watermelon and peppermint flavors from The Republic of Tea.
Pros: refreshment, delicious, flavor
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A stunning silver glass tea kettle with precise temperature settings, a stainless steel steeper, and a sleek docking base.
Pros: easy to clean, appearance, quality
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A refreshing, ruby-hued hibiscus tea infused with ripe blueberries and lightly sweetened with monk fruit.
Pros: refreshing, taste, blueberry flavor
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A vibrant blue tea set with an anti-slip kettle and two stoneware mugs for tea-lovers.
Pros: love, beautiful, right size
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A convenient and healthy way to enjoy matcha with 100% organic blend and prebiotics.
Pros: convenient, taste, good taste
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A delicious and low-calorie Tablespoon Chai™ Concentrate with warming spices, perfect for hot or iced chai lattes.
Herbal Teas
Herbal teas are a popular and healthy alternative to traditional caffeinated teas. They are made by steeping herbs, fruits, and spices in hot water to create a flavorful and aromatic beverage. Herbal teas come in various flavors and are often used for their medicinal properties, such as promoting relaxation or aiding digestion. They can be enjoyed hot or cold and add to any healthy lifestyle.
Herbal Teas
FAQ List
Herbal teas have various health benefits and soothing properties. Some herbs, like chamomile and lavender, are known for their calming effects, while others, like ginger and peppermint, can aid in digestion and soothe an upset stomach. Additionally, some herbal teas may have caffeine, so it's important to read labels carefully if you're looking for a caffeine-free option.
For most people, herbal teas are safe to drink in moderation. However, if you have any medical conditions or are taking medication, it's important to speak with your doctor before incorporating herbal teas into your routine.
The preparation of herbal tea will depend on the specific blend you're using. In general, you'll want to steep the tea in hot water for several minutes, then strain and enjoy. Be sure to read the instructions on the packaging for specific brewing instructions.
Yes, you can add sweetener to your herbal tea if desired. Honey, agave, and stevia are popular options for sweetening herbal tea naturally. However, be mindful of the added sugar content if you're trying to limit your sugar intake.
Some herbs used in herbal teas may not be safe for pregnant women, so it's important to speak with your doctor before incorporating herbal teas into your routine if you're pregnant. Additionally, some herbal teas may have caffeine, which should be limited during pregnancy. Be sure to read labels carefully and consult with your doctor before trying any new herbal teas.
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"I use this tea to keep my blood pressure in check and love that I can now get the different flavors"
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"I love iced tea. I was sent a sample of this and fell in love! Ordered the entire lineup"
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"This is the BEST iced tea ever!! 5 Stars"
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"I use this tea to keep my blood pressure in check and love that I can now get the different flavors"
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"Best served over ice (hence the name) mixed with green tea and lemonade"
