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Honeybush Tea

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Honeybush Tea

Honeybush and Rooibos tea Honeybush is a healthy, caffeine-free red tea containing Vitamin C, potassium, calcium and magnesium. Honeybush makes a great addition to your diet tea routine as it slows down the absorption of fats while adding virtually no calories. All ariel parts of the plant, leaves, stems and flowers are used to make a deep red, honey sweet, herbal infusion.

Ingredients:

HoneyBush *

Additions: Ginger, honey, lemon

Variations:Blend with Rooibos, Mints or citrus flavors

Recipe Instructions: Herbal Tea : Infuse honeybush much as you would green tea, for 3 to 4 minutes. Blends well with rooibos and rosehips, and mints to make a drink high in Vitamin C. Good ice tea for summer.

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