| sample |
$2 |
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| makes 10 cups |
| 4oz BAG |
$6 |
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| 12¢ per cup |
| 16oz BAG |
$19 |
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| 10¢ per cup |
Description
A delicious blend of natural fruits and spices that brews up a mouthwatering cup of herbal tea. Entirely caffeine free, it holds a special appeal for kids and sweet-toothed adults. Yet contains no sugar or other sweeteners. The flavor is all natural, emanating from orange peels, hibiscus flowers, apple pieces, rose hip and safflower. Highly addictive; Please proceed with caution!
Story
Orange, a common fruit these days, has a long and questionable history. Many countries claim to be its birthplace, including China, India, Burma, and Malaysia. During the Middle Ages, the fruit traveled from Asia to Europe. And then along with the conquistadors to the lands of the New World. In its new home, the orange plant became fruitful, and multiplied. Today America is the largest orange-growing region in the world, with much of it clustered around the areas of Sao Paulo in Brazil and Florida in the United States.
"Mix in these bad boys whenever you want to jazz up your cup. "
"OK this one has now become one of my favorite herbal blends and it does what it says it does. There isn't any added sugars as with any of the Adagio blends of full leaf (or in this case herbal) teas and truthfully many may need to add something to this one but I enjoyed it straight both hot and iced (but I tended more toward the iced). I suggest giving this one a try if for no other reason than the lovely orange aroma that awaits as soon as you open the tin. Again as an herbal without any actual tea you can let this one brew a bit longer and at a higher temperature. ENJOY"
[ 7 mins @ 212°F ]
"Pretty sour on its own, but I blended a small amount of it with rooibos vanilla to make something like a Dreamsicle. YUM!"
"This was great, but could be a bit much if mixed with black tea. I think it would mix better with a green or white tea."
"A very tart tea. It's like a grown up version of an orange. I really enjoyed it."
"This tea offers so many options because it blends so well with other teas. I especially like it mixed with chocolate teas. By itself it has a very strong orange flavor. I would imagine it would be good as an iced tea in the summer. "
Recommendations
Tea Recipes (containing Blood Orange tea)