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Decaf Mint Green Tea

Decaf Mint Green Tea

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Decaf Mint Green Tea is commercially sold by Celestial Seasonings.

It is sold in the tea bag form and is 100% Natural and Caffeine free.

It contains zero calories and is gluten free.


The main ingredients in the tea are:
  • Decaffeinated Green Tea
  • Peppermint
  • Spearmint
  • Natural Peppermint Essence

Celestial seasonings uses Sencha Green Tea as its base for its blended teas. Sencha green tea is processed by picking the leaves and gently steaming them the same day. This is what creates Sencha’s mild and smooth flavour.

Mint Tea (without the ingredient green tea blended) is also 100% caffeine free and contains no calories. You can make your own Mint Tea with mint grown in your garden. There are different varieties of mint that can be cultivated, and each tea has its own unique flavour and properties. The one thing the true mint teas have in common is that they are all 100% caffeine free.

Mint Tea is actually a Herbal Tea . Herbal teas traditionally do not have any ‘tea’ in them, however todays popular herbal infusions seem to blend all types of tea with the herbal ingredients.

You could easily make your own Mint Decaf Green Tea by purchasing top quality decaf green tea and adding your own mint. Both Peppermint and Spearmint are the most common of mints to add to your tea, but there are many more mints to try.

Chocolate Mint makes a very interesting herbal additive to your tea, as does Lemon Mint and many other of the cultivars that are available at your local garden centre and nursery.

Mint Leaves are harvested in early summer, about the time that the plant goes in to bloom. Mint can be invasive in a garden plot, and in two or more garden seasons can take over quite a large area. For this reason, it is sometimes easier to grow this hardy herb in a pot. It is really a tough little plant, survives drought, heat, cold and over watering!

Peppermint the main ingredient in both Mint Tea and Decaf Mint Green Tea is an important digestive aid.

Try some Green Tea and do your body some good.

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