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Tea News — herbal infusion

Feel Fit with a New Year Detox:

Posted by Gaynor Birkhead on

Feel Fit with a New Year Detox:

Following on our Feel Fit New Year wellness tea theme, here at theuklooseleafteacompany we are also promoting our feel fit herbal infusion. A follow on from our fit and fruity; we offer another lively flavour of: blackberry leaves, citric acid, Mate, nettle leaves, sunflower and cornflower petals along with pieces of apple, caffeine free and extremely relaxing and refreshing at anytime of the day (or night). Feel Fit has a mellow bodied taste with a citrusy afterbite, giving an almost cherry and strawberry flavour (which is good considering there's none in it) ideal for cleansing the palette (other palettes may...

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A Fit & Fruity New Year Detox:

Posted by Gaynor Birkhead on

A Fit & Fruity New Year Detox:

A Fit & Fruity New Year Detox: A Fit & Fruity New Year Detox: Here at the uklooseleafteacompany 2016 has started in earnest with a good old fashioned resolution to feel better, get leaner, meaner, keener and fitter! So, ready, steady, go…... However; We are easing our way in gently with the delicious wellness, 10 vitamin (yes 10) herbal infusion “Fit & Fruit”. We can't promise miraculous overnight results (If only) but a gentle easing in with this delightful, healthy , light, fruity and refreshing imbibe. This multivitamin infusion includes: Vitamins C, E, B6, B1, B2, B12, Folic Acid, Biotin,...

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Hibiscus Roselle Herbal Tea:

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Hibiscus Roselle Herbal Tea:

Mild herbal infusion produced from the Hibiscus Sabdariffa Calyces giving the deep red colour. In Italy, hibiscus tea is known as carcadè or Italian tea and was first introduced from Eritrea, it was used as a substitute for tea when the country was hit by trade sanctions for it's invasion of Abyssinia. There are also many variations of drinking preferences around the world. In the USA hibiscus tea was made popular by a creation circa 1972 known as 'Red Zinger'. In the English-speaking Caribbean, the drink called sorrel, is made from the calyces and considered an integral part of Christmas...

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Chamomile Herbal Tea: Soothing, calming just lovely.

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Chamomile Herbal Tea: Soothing, calming just lovely.

Camomile / Chamomile Blossoms Herbal Tea Mild herbal infusion made from whole chamomile blossoms. The flowers are carefully processed to ensure they keep their typical tart-flowery character and taste. This drink is naturally caffeine free and is appreciated for it's benefits and soothing calming properties; and we here at theuklooseleafteaconpany have done our own study into the health benefits of this beverage. We all drank this for 1 week, we did actually notice a difference amongst our ranks, (that's all I can say without getting into trouble!). A reported study from the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine, initially undertaken...

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Lets get fruitea! with red fruit pudding

Posted by Gaynor Birkhead on

Lets get fruitea! with red fruit pudding

Lets get fruitea!

Well here we are in theuklooseleafteacompany top ten tea of the moment, well it's a fruit infusion to be precise; made from Elderberry, Hibiscus, Sultana, Blackcurrant and Blueberries, it's refreshing hot or cold and totally delicious. Brewed for 5- 8 minutes, the aroma itself has your taste buds tingling with anticipation, well that maybe a slight exaggeration, but only slight; the infusion itself is a taste explosion (again a slight exaggeration for effect) every element of the listed ingredients permeate through in the flavour (the colour is pretty too) which is a pleasant surprise, as I have yet to experience the bouquet and flavours attached to the descriptions of other well known beverages! We here at theuklooseleafteacompany have found it to be a particularly good morning wake up – and it's caffeine free. My friend stated “You would say all your teas are lush” (and yes, she did say lush) it's your business” seriously, she soon changed her mind after a tasting session. She now drinks this tea/infusion, and yes, we make her pay for it! (although a discount is applied). After all there's no such thing as a free lunch – especially when tea tasting........Lets get fruitea! with "Red Fruit Pudding"...

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