About Easter Tea:

We're sharing some loose leaf teas to prepare you for Easter! Perfecting these teas is also a great way to have some tasty fun with your extra time at home. If you have virtual Easter plans with friends and family, we encourage you to make these teas ‘together’. But separately.

Product Ingredient:

Chrysanthemum Flower

How Chrysanthemum Flower Tea is specialized than other teas:

Chrysanthemum tea is a moist, herbal drink made from dried flowers of chrysanthemum. This tea has a slightly herbal, sweet flavor, slight honey, mild minty note, delicate a fragrance with a floral aroma as well as refreshing taste. It’s been used as a traditional medicine used for several years to treat various inner and outside health problems.

Chrysanthemum tea can also alleviate headache pain from the strain, treat bad breath and soothe dry mouths or throats. Chrysanthemum tea will help soothe your nerves and clear your mind. Chrysanthemum tea is a good source of potassium, a mineral that helps you sustain a steady heartbeat by making your heart muscles contract.

Additional Benefits:

• It helps in reducing blurriness in the eyes.
• It helps in enhancing the eye's vision.
• It helps in reducing eye problems.

Preparation Tips:

Boil For 3-5 Minutes at 150-170 Degrees Fahrenheit

Origin:

Fenghuang

Quantity:

65 Grams

Grams To Cups:

Avg 30-32 Tea Cups.

2-3 Grams To Make A Cup, Depends On Cup Size.

Caffeine Content:

No

Tea Consumption Time:

Throughout The Day After Meals At Minimum

Shelf-Life:

No Expiry, Older The Tea Gets The Better It Is.

Special Note:

Who can take this tea?

Everyone who loves tasting a wide variety of teas can also have this tea consumed. It doesn’t mean that only people with certain health problems should intake it. You can always have too much of a good thing in a single thing, tea is a healthy choice for the vast majority of healthy adults. Tea is delicious. It has been consumed and developed over thousands of years and now there are thousands, tens of thousands of possible varieties.

“In general, those who drink green tea regularly are healthier than those who do not; it is very safe to drink. Enjoy every cup of tea by claiming those health benefits as an additional one.