The Republic of Tea has a line of teas that features "SuperHerb[s]" from different parts of the world. The one I am currently loving is the Baobab SuperHerb Tea*
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For a clearer look at the description below:
"Known locally as kuka, baobab (BAH-oh-bab) is considered the “tree of life” for its massive, drought-resistant trunks that provide shade and shelter in Africa. The earthy, light notes of the baobab leaf are blended with a touch of mint for a grounding, healthy tea experience.
Reminiscent of a breezy walk among the mighty trees on the Avenue of the Baobabs in western Madagascar, baobab is thought to be an antioxidant in Africa. Traditionally used as a versatile medicine, baobab has a reputation for fighting asthma and soothing inflammation and fatigue."
Reminiscent of a breezy walk among the mighty trees on the Avenue of the Baobabs in western Madagascar, baobab is thought to be an antioxidant in Africa. Traditionally used as a versatile medicine, baobab has a reputation for fighting asthma and soothing inflammation and fatigue."
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The tin comes with 36 tea bags and the style of tea bags is in circular pouches with no string attached (can or cannot be of favor to some--I personally don't mind). I use a hot water airpot to fill my travel tumbler that holds around 16 oz of water and I just drop the tea bag right in and I don't remove it after infusing/steeping. I leave it right in the tumbler and refill it about 2 to 3 times after.
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I'm not sure what a baobab plant is supposed to taste like, but it has to be pretty mild since I mainly taste the mint, which I absolutely love. I love all sorts of peppermint and spearmint teas, but the only problem I have with them sometimes is that they turn bitter when steeped too long. This particular blend does not get bitter at all no matter how long I steep it for, yet the flavor dilutes only slightly after I go back and refill it.
If you love mint teas and want extra benefits added to your routine, then I would highly recommend this one from The Republic of Tea. You get a crisp mint flavor that is light and refreshing. I drink this throughout the day and find myself more at ease and not as antsy due to the fact I usually sit down the majority of the day. I also notice it to curb some of the cravings when I drink more of this.
I also recommend drinking this with a little milk added to it. I don't know why, but there is something about adding the tiniest but of milk to the tea that just adds so much more body and a creamy
*I did receive this item as a sample to test out but would definitely repurchase after I finish the whole tin*
I always love trying different types of teas especially in the cold winter months. Thanks so much for your post, I'm loving your blog its so adorable! New follower :-)
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Kelsey
www.KelseyFlannery.com
I'm not much of a coffee person, so tea is definitely great for the cold months and thank you for following! I will check out your blog now too! =P
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