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Twinings Lemon & Ginger Herbal Tea Bags, Caffeine Free, 50 Count Box

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Form : Bagged
Type : Herbal
Product : Tea & Infusion
Expiration Date : June-2025
Food Specifications : Caffeine Free
Flavor : Ginger
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Brand : Twinings
Product Name : Twinings Lemon & Ginger Herbal Tea Bags, Caffeine Free
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Twinings Herbal Tea Blend with Lemon and Ginger – 50 Individually Wrapped Tea Bags A Zesty and Invigorating Herbal Tea Experience Twinings Herbal Tea Blend combines the refreshing citrus flavor of lemon with the warming zest of ginger to create a lively, naturally caffeine-free tea. Perfect for any time of day, this expertly blended infusion is as uplifting as it is flavorful. Key Features Delicious Lemon & Ginger Blend: A vibrant combination of zesty lemon and spicy ginger for a delightful tea experience. Naturally Caffeine-Free: Enjoy at any time of day without the effects of caffeine. Individually Wrapped: Each box contains 50 individually sealed tea bags to ensure freshness and convenience. Perfectly Brewed: Steep one tea bag in boiling water for five minutes to enjoy the ideal cup. Herbal Tea Heritage Herbal teas, or “tisanes,” are crafted from flowers, leaves, seeds, roots, fruits, and spices, offering virtually limitless blends. Twinings’ Lemon & Ginger tea draws on centuries of tradition: Lemon: Known for invigorating tea experiences for hundreds of years. Ginger: Used by Chinese herbalists in tea for over 2,500 years. Why Choose Twinings? Twinings’ Master Blenders are committed to delivering the finest taste and quality by sourcing premium herbs, fruits, and teas from around the world. With a legacy of trusted knowledge and ethical integrity, Twinings ensures every sip supports wellbeing and enjoyment. Sustainability Commitment Through our Sourced with Care Initiative , Twinings is dedicated to improving communities by: Providing access to clean water and sanitation. Empowering women and supporting income diversification. Promoting sustainable and resilient farming practices. Additional Details Packaging: May vary, but the taste and quality remain the same. Tea Facts: Herbal tea is not derived from the Camellia Sinensis plant and is technically a “tisane” or “infusion.”

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