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This is a really "dusty" blend of tea in the bags, it's on the cheap end of quality. I'd recommend chopsticks or small tongs to take a tea bag out of the product bag, as both the turmeric and cinnamon dust the entirety of the inner bag, leading to a grimy experience if you're not careful. The tea it brews is cheap/not very robust, but about what can be expected from "tea dust". Good enough; herbal, spicy, and warming - good when it's what you need.
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When I saw all the loose yellow powder at the bottom of the bag through the window in the packaging, I knew this tea would be messy. Upon opening the bag, I was hit with a strong blast of cinnamon and a small puff of yellow, so I advise caution about where you make this tea. I carefully removed a bag and used an old tea mug in case of turmeric stains, and I brewed a cup according to directions on the bag. I didn't bother digging out the included teabag tongs because they seemed to be far down in the bag and I didn't want to make more of a mess. The tea tastes like a balanced blend of the three main ingredients, with cinnamon leaving the strongest taste after. I don't know how much I'll drink this, and I don't think it's worth 50 cents a tea bag, but if you are looking for these health-promising ingredients in a tea, well you might like this. It's got a bit of a zing from the ginger, even with a little sweetener added. I tend to prefer black tea, but I'm curious to see if this tea helps with digestion. I have no medical certification and do not want to assess the likelihood of the promised health benefits in a review, however.
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When I saw all the loose yellow powder at the bottom of the bag through the window in the packaging, I knew this tea would be messy. Upon opening the bag, I was hit with a strong blast of cinnamon and a small puff of yellow, so I advise caution about where you make this tea. I carefully removed a bag and used an old tea mug in case of turmeric stains, and I brewed a cup according to directions on the bag. I didn't bother digging out the included teabag tongs because they seemed to be far down in the bag and I didn't want to make more of a mess. The tea tastes like a balanced blend of the three main ingredients, with cinnamon leaving the strongest taste after. I don't know how much I'll drink this, and I don't think it's worth 50 cents a tea bag, but if you are looking for these health-promising ingredients in a tea, well you might like this. It's got a bit of a zing from the ginger, even with a little sweetener added. I tend to prefer black tea, but I'm curious to see if this tea helps with digestion. I have no medical certification and do not want to assess the likelihood of the promised health benefits in a review, however.
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I love the combination of Ginger, Cinnamon, and turmeric in my opinion those are very healthy ingredients. I like that they included tongs and the package is sealed well for freshness. Unfortunately, it's obvious the Turmeric is loose in the bag (see pictures) so I haven't tried the tea. Turmeric stains badly and trying to use these bags will leave me with a mess, which I'm not willing to do. It's obvious the turmeric is too finely ground for the bags they are using. It would probably be tasty based on the ingredients if you don't mind getting turmeric everywhere.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 16, 2024
I let this brew for five minutes in 8oz of hot water and was really surprised by how watery the tea tasted. I let it sit another few minutes, added a few more ounces (about 2-3) of hot water to heat it up, and added another tea bag to see if that would strengthen the flavor. It didn’t. The cinnamon overpowered the ginger, and the nearly unnoticeable tumeric took a back seat to both those flavors. I’m disappointed as I’ve had a number of different teas from this company and have enjoyed them all. This one is a miss.
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