Tea Garden - Red Dwarf - fruit tea, 500 g
Tea Garden - Red Dwarf - fruit tea, 500 g
Tea Garden - Red Dwarf
fruit tea, 500 g
The unique blends are made using fruits and herbs that are dried by a process called. dry freezing - freeze-drying. The fruit must be dried whole (to avoid partial burning of the fruit during freezing) and with a very slow increase in temperature. The process of cooling and drying the fruit as a whole takes much longer than for smaller fruit slices. Plus, it takes a lot more energy to complete the process. Fruits and herbs retain their important freshness and, most importantly, retain up to 90% of their vitamins. When you make fruit tea, the fruit looks fresh and can be eaten.
Juicy essence of red currant and summer berries
Looking for a fruit tea that your kids will absolutely love? The red dwarf is the ideal candidate. It combines a variety of red fruits that children simply love. So we added pieces of strawberries, whole cranberries, currant fruit granules and many other ingredients to the redcurrants to make the tea not only taste amazing, but also look irresistible. A gift pack of teas with a playful motif will delight your children. This tea is ideal as a gift for children's day.
Key Features of Fruit Tea Tea Garden - Red Dwarf
- Fruit tea with a delicious taste
- Contains redcurrants, hibiscus, elderberries, raspberries, cranberries and strawberry pieces
- The fruit is freeze-dried, so it retains its freshness and vitamins
- Tea Garden Fruit Tea is easy to prepare
Tea and history
Although it is difficult to determine when and where people started drinking tea from historical sources, China, a country with a unique cultural tradition of almost five thousand years, is considered to be the origin of the delicious bitter drink. The ingenuity of the local people has enriched the world with many conveniences. Paper, paper money, silk, porcelain, Bookplate, Gunpowder and the mace were used here many years earlier than in Europe. In addition to their technical skills, original philosophy, traditional medicine and refined art, the Chinese have made their mark on the world's cultural canvas as excellent cooks. Poets, emperors and philosophers have written cookbooks and recipes without embarrassment. No wonder, then, that a strange drink with refreshing effects saw the light of day here, which over time became the second most widely consumed on Earth. The first one remained water.
Nutritional values per 100 g
Energy value
3 kcal / 13 kJ
Fats
<0,1 g, of which saturates <0,1 g
Carbohydrates
0,7 g, of which sugars 0,3 g
Proteins
0.1g
Salt
< 0.01 gIngredients
Red currant (currant, separating agent: vegetable oil), hibiscus, Elderberries, currant fruit granulate (glucose syrup (wheat), sugar, raspberries, thickening agent: sodium alginate), whole cranberries (sugar, cranberries, separating agent: sunflower oil, citric acid), flavour, strawberry pieces.
Storage
Store in a dry place.
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Great Tea Garden s.r.o., Veletržní 590/43, 170 00 Praha 7, [email protected], +420739 017 482
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