Strong Love- 30g Loose Tea
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Strong Love Tea: Sweet, soothing, and flowery!
Ingredients: Nettle leaf, Nettle root, Rose petals, Honeysuckle flowers.*
Net Wt.: 1 oz.
*Grown at Wild Within Acres
Directions:
Use 2-5 g loose tea (approx. 1-2 teaspoons) per 250-500 mL (approx. 1-2 cups) of nearly boiling water (90 degrees C/200 degrees F) for 7-15 minutes.
The ranges account for different preferences in the strength, astringency, and bitterness of the resultant tea: higher ratios of tea to water create a stronger tea, while longer brewing times create a tea with more astringency and bitterness.
We believe everyone deserves access to food, beverages, and healing-related products! Please reach out to us for sliding scale options.
Strong Love Tea: Sweet, soothing, and flowery!
Ingredients: Nettle leaf, Nettle root, Rose petals, Honeysuckle flowers.*
Net Wt.: 1 oz.
*Grown at Wild Within Acres
Directions:
Use 2-5 g loose tea (approx. 1-2 teaspoons) per 250-500 mL (approx. 1-2 cups) of nearly boiling water (90 degrees C/200 degrees F) for 7-15 minutes.
The ranges account for different preferences in the strength, astringency, and bitterness of the resultant tea: higher ratios of tea to water create a stronger tea, while longer brewing times create a tea with more astringency and bitterness.
We believe everyone deserves access to food, beverages, and healing-related products! Please reach out to us for sliding scale options.
Strong Love Tea: Sweet, soothing, and flowery!
Ingredients: Nettle leaf, Nettle root, Rose petals, Honeysuckle flowers.*
Net Wt.: 1 oz.
*Grown at Wild Within Acres
Directions:
Use 2-5 g loose tea (approx. 1-2 teaspoons) per 250-500 mL (approx. 1-2 cups) of nearly boiling water (90 degrees C/200 degrees F) for 7-15 minutes.
The ranges account for different preferences in the strength, astringency, and bitterness of the resultant tea: higher ratios of tea to water create a stronger tea, while longer brewing times create a tea with more astringency and bitterness.
