Description

Ingredients: Organic roasted dandelion root, organic cinnamon, organic ginger, organic fennel seeds, organic cloves, organic star anise, organic cardamom pods, organic licorice root.

Caffeine Level: Caffein free.

Country of Origin: Imported ingredients, blended and packed in Australia.

Packaging: 100g satchel. For maximum freshness and flavour, our product is packed in resealable packaging.

Packed in Australia.

For your health and wellbeing our organic Dandelion Tea is:

Sourced from an ACO (Australian Certified Organic) Processor
Free from insecticides, pesticides and other chemicals
Free from fillers or preservatives
Non GMO. Low GI

Serve:

Method 1: Place 2 tspns per cup in a saucepan and add milk. Bring gently to the boil, then turn down and simmer for 10 minutes. Add Manuka honey to sweeten, if desired. Strain into a cup.

Method 2: Place 2 tspns per cup in a teapot. Add a small amount of boiling water and let the spices brew for at least 5 minutes. Add steamed milk, mix and strain into a cup.

Serving Suggestions: Add Manuka honey. Sprinkle cinnamon, nutmeg or chocolate on top.

Tip: Can be brewed as a tea, or made on almond, oat, or rice milk

Usage: Approx 4g per cup

Benefits:

Roasted Dandelion Root
Known as a blood purifier that aids in removing toxins from both the liver and kidneys.
High in essential vitamins & minerals
Cinnamon
Can improve energy, vitality and circulation.
Ginger
Known to boost the immune system, and as a digestive aid.
Fennel
To relieve bloating and gas
Cloves
Used in the treatment of coughs, bronchitis and asthma.
Star Anise
Because of its soothing properties, anise is useful for nausea, belching, colic and bloating.
Cardamom
To relieve bloating and gas. Used to treat bad breath.
Licorice
Its properties may help the body fight viruses.

Warnings: This Product may contain traces of nuts, soy, sesame and gluten.

The information on this web site is not intended as medical advice. Some teas may not be suitable for people with certain conditions or women who are pregnant or breastfeeding. Consult your medical practitioner.