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Kola Nut Tea

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Kola Nut Tea

Kola nuts contain caffeine, which may explain their popular use in energy tonics. Native to Africa, the nuts of this towering tree are also a traditional medicine having aphrodisiac, stimulant, and cardiotonic properties. The kola nut was once the main ingredient in cola drinks, and rumor has it the the closely guarded trade secret formula of Coke contains kola extract.

Ingredients:

Kola Nut *

Recipe Instructions: Decoction :Use 1 teaspoon of powdered kola to each cup of water, adjusting the amount to suit your own caffeine tolerance. Bring to a gentle boil and simmer covered to 10 to 15 minutes.

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