Get inspired with a fresh take on accessorizing your tea.
Nothing says good scents, good health, and good vibes like a cup of warm herbal tea. Take your tisanes to the next level by accessorizing them with fabulous fresh herbs.
These 3 herbal tea recipes are terrifically tasty and absolutely cozy. You’ll be sipping on them every night until summer (and then you make them iced!).
Start with a great tea and Garden Inspired Living has a beautiful assortment of loose leaf teas. Some of our favorites.
This simple recipe transforms a green tea from basic to chic by simply adding a few mint leaves. Traditionally accessorized with spearmint, Moroccan Mint tea is sweet, caffeinated, and fresh, firing up the senses. If you want to play with your options, check out this delicious green tea and accessorize it with traditional mint leaves! It tastes just as good.
Lemon tea is a classic congestion fighter. Accessorize it with fresh thyme, and you’ve got a doubly effective cold combatant. (Thyme is antimicrobial, antibacterial, and antiviral.) Besides, this simple herbal tea just tastes really good. Drink it in the morning to hydrate fully and decrease your appetite!
Most people think of savory meats and rich pork when they think of sage. Turns out sage also pairs fantastically with pineapple! Sage herbal tea is extraordinary for you and, by adding, a little bit of pineapple to the mixture, you’re adding natural sweeteners and exciting flavors.
*If you don’t want to worry about peeling a pineapple and want it iced, use pineapple juice to make ice cubes and add to your sage tea after steeping.
Pssst! If you want more herbal tea recipes, check out our ultimate guide on herbal teas.
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