LOOSE TEAGingerbread Black Tea
5.01 reviews Rated 5.0 out of 5Gingerbread Tea is a festive blend that captures the warm, spiced flavors of the holiday season. Combining black tea with the cozy spices of ginger, and cinnamon, this aromatic infusion offers the rich, comforting taste of freshly baked gingerbread in every sip.
The black tea provides a gentle caffeine boost and is packed with antioxidants to support heart health and focus, while the warming spices add digestive and anti-inflammatory benefits. Perfect for a cozy winter afternoon or a holiday treat, Gingerbread Tea brings the familiar flavors of the season into your cup. Enjoy it on its own or with milk for a creamy, spiced indulgence that evokes the magic of the holidays.
Ingredients: Black Tea, Natural Gingerbread Flavor, Cinnamon, Orange & Ginger
Hot or iced
Enjoy hot, or chill for iced tea. Like it stronger? Add a little more tea rather than steeping longer.
Re-steeping: herbal leaves can be steeped again, adding about a 3-5 minutes each time. Black, green and white teas add about 30 seconds per re-steep.
If you are pregnant, nursing or taking medication, check with your healthcare provider before enjoying herbal teas regularly.
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Questions, answered
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What do I need to brew loose leaf tea?
You need a way to keep the leaves out of your cup. A tea steeper, paper tea filters or a French press all work well. We offer all of those tea accessories.
Can I steep my tea more than once?
Yes. Herbal leaves can be steeped again, adding about a 3-5 minutes each time. Black, green and white teas add about 30 seconds per re-steep.
How much tea should I use per cup?
A good starting point is about 1 teaspoon of loose tea for every 8 oz of water. If you like it stronger, add a little more tea rather than steeping longer. For a dense tea, use 1 teaspoon. For a "fluffy" tea that is more voluminous, we recommend 1 tablespoon.
What water temperature and steep time should I use?
Herbal, rooibos and black teas do best with water near boiling (about 212°F at sea level).
Green and white teas prefer cooler water, around 180°F. Steep herbal and rooibos teas for about 5 to 10 minutes, black tea for about 3 minutes, and green or white tea for about 2 minutes.
Are these teas safe during pregnancy or nursing, or with medications?
Herbs are powerful. Please check with your doctor, midwife or other qualified provider before starting any new herbal tea, especially if you are pregnant, nursing or taking medication.
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