Is this the same as burdock tea?
273465
I don't believe so. This is a tincture to be mixed with other tinctures, not to be diluted as tea!
273466
This is burdock oil. I use it on my face but I'm sure you can put a few drops in hot water for tea! Good idea!
205147
The package shows the only ingredient as "Passion Flower". The contents all looks the same - I don't see any fillers. Perhaps you should contact the company at the website: www.theherbalgardens.com. They could give you the factual information regarding the Passion Flower tea.
958197
Yes. Or at least it does when I add it, but doesn't give the same taste elevation as it does a chai ! This tea uses a Vietnamese type cinnamon which reminds me of red-hots candy. To me it is a refreshing change for my taste buds - I prefer mainly to just add sugar with the occasional milk.
231398
There are both dark teas as well as herbal. It is a terrific selection. I love it.
1605271
No they are totally different and have a totally different taste. chamomile is a soft aromatic herbal tea, the fresh flowers smell just like the tea. Hibiscus flowers other than being used as a tea, (I make an infusion and add cold water to it) has a sharper flavor, other than medicinal uses Hibiscus flowers are usually used in flavoring Beer, and adding it to other teas, usually not alone. I have been using hibiscus for almost a year and my high blood pressure has dropped to 172/76 with out other drugs. Though I still take insulin for my type II diabetes, at the same dosages my blood sugar has dropped 30 points. I drink it cold after brewing it 3 time a day about a cup. No they are totally different and have a totally different taste. chamomile is a soft aromatic herbal tea, the fresh flowers smell just like the tea. Hibiscus flowers other than being used as a tea, (I make an infusion and add cold water to it) has a sharper flavor, other than medicinal uses Hibiscus flowers are usually used in flavoring Beer, and adding it to other teas, usually not alone. I have been using hibiscus for almost a year and my high blood pressure has dropped to 172/76 with out other drugs. Though I still take insulin for my type II diabetes, at the same dosages my blood sugar... » Read More No they are totally different and have a totally different taste. chamomile is a soft aromatic herbal tea, the fresh flowers smell just like the tea. Hibiscus flowers other than being used as a tea, (I make an infusion and add cold water to it) has a sharper flavor, other than medicinal uses Hibiscus flowers are usually used in flavoring Beer, and adding it to other teas, usually not alone. I have been using hibiscus for almost a year and my high blood pressure has dropped to 172/76 with out other drugs. Though I still take insulin for my type II diabetes, at the same dosages my blood sugar has dropped 30 points. I drink it cold after brewing it 3 time a day about a cup. « Show Less
953442
My last box was the same. I think Amazon must have made a mistake. Hope they can get you the right thing. There is really no other tea quite like it.
1554224
Earl Gray is indeed a tea flavored by bergamot, but this Irish Breakfast is not flavored with any additional ingredients to my knowledge. It's just black tea and the blend is very tasty. Different teas grown in different countries have different flavors just like wine grapes have a 'terroir' based on where they're grown. I don't know which countries grow the tea for this Irish Breakfast blend but it has a super stand-alone taste.
1363210
Per PG Tips website, the white and lite blue box are the same tea, just different amounts of bags or volume of loose tea. Other strengths or flavors of tea have different colored boxes; PG Gold is a black box; PG Strong is a deep red box, etc.
929594
The Decaf tea is still produced by Paradise and has not changed. The only difference is the owner is now J.M. Smuckers as opposed to Sara Lee.
1576950
Burdock oil is made from the roots of the plant. I am not sure about the nettle part. I assume that there is no nettle oil in it but rather the infusion of nettle. Hope it helps!
1268804
No. It is somewhat similar, has pleasant taste, less sweet but, not the same. Starbucks apparently has their own source and their powder is better.
1205554
I can't compare it. I am allergic to caffeine and it seems to be in all Black Tea. Most commercial teas have Black Tea in them. Caffeine gives me migraines. So you can imagine how careful I am. Twinings is off limits. For some reason Sunflower tea doesn't bother me. It is green tea. From what I gather it is the tea you get an any restaurant in any Chinatown. You can get a small 1/4 lb. and give it a try. I like it rather strong.
988092
Yes, I asked the waiter at my favorite sushi restaurant and he said it was Maeden Green tea. It taste just the same.
949487
If you're looking for the beet rock sugar from Teavana, this is a granulated version of the same stuff. However, it's granulated & not in rock form. I love it in my Teavana loose-leaf tea.
1389429
I have not tasted the Lyons tea so I can't make a comparison. The Yorkshire Gold is a non-bitter tea that I use mostly for iced tea that I blend with Stash's Double Bergamot Earl Grey (equal portions of each). Have received many compliments on this particular combination.
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That's actually a surprisingly difficult question to answer... At face-value; a Mate tea has as much caffeine in it as a regular cup of black coffee, where pu-erh teas have about half that much... You may get more of an initial jolt from a Mate tea, but (at least in my experience) pu-erh teas taste much better and have a more balanced energy-effect...I have tried dozens of loose leaf teas from a variety of companies. Teavana is the best (though you pay a premium price for it), and Weight! To Go is their best product! If you're looking to change it up a bit, I also suggest Teavana's Champagne Sangria Punch! (http://www.teavana.com/the-teas/black-teas/p/champagne-sangria-punch-black-tea)... That's actually a surprisingly difficult question to answer... At face-value; a Mate tea has as much caffeine in it as a regular cup of black coffee, where pu-erh teas have about half that much... You may get more of an initial jolt from a Mate tea, but (at least in my experience) pu-erh teas taste much better and have a more balanced energy-effect...I have tried dozens of loose leaf teas from a variety of companies. Teavana is the best (though you pay a premium price for it), and Weight! To Go is their best product! If you're looking to change it up a bit, I also suggest... » Read More That's actually a surprisingly difficult question to answer... At face-value; a Mate tea has as much caffeine in it as a regular cup of black coffee, where pu-erh teas have about half that much... You may get more of an initial jolt from a Mate tea, but (at least in my experience) pu-erh teas taste much better and have a more balanced energy-effect...I have tried dozens of loose leaf teas from a variety of companies. Teavana is the best (though you pay a premium price for it), and Weight! To Go is their best product! If you're looking to change it up a bit, I also suggest Teavana's Champagne Sangria Punch! (http://www.teavana.com/the-teas/black-teas/p/champagne-sangria-punch-black-tea)... « Show Less
1766345
yes they are sachets. If you have never had this tea, you will absolutely love it!