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Vedaone Tulsi Cinnamon Giloy Tea Bags, 25 PCs

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Vedaone Tulsi Cinnamon Giloy Tea Bags (25 PCs) for a Warm Ayurvedic-Style CupHoly basil, sweet cinnamon bark and giloy stem come together in Vedaone T…

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Vedaone Tulsi Cinnamon Giloy Tea Bags, 25 PCs

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Vedaone Tulsi Cinnamon Giloy Tea Bags (25 PCs) for a Warm Ayurvedic-Style Cup
Holy basil, sweet cinnamon bark and giloy stem come together in Vedaone Tulsi Cinnamon Giloy Tea Bags, a blend rooted in traditional Ayurvedic-style kadha recipes. Tulsi grows in courtyards and on balconies in countless South Asian homes, and giloy is a name grandmothers mention often in winter. This 25-bag box is available at SubziCart.com, making a comforting herbal cup easy to brew in minutes.


Product Features
• Traditional trio of tulsi, cinnamon and giloy as named on the pack
• Warm, lightly sweet cinnamon aroma balanced by herbal basil notes
• Convenient tea bag format replaces boiling loose herbs on the stove
• Typically caffeine-free (confirm on the carton)
• 25 bags per box for daily or occasional use


Nutritional Information
Brewed plain, an herbal blend like this is generally very low in calories. Giloy (guduchi) and tulsi have a long history in Ayurvedic-style home preparations, and this tea offers them simply as a traditional beverage to enjoy. Always read the ingredient panel for the exact composition and allergen details, and follow any label advice about pregnancy, children or people taking medication.


Brewing and Serving Suggestions
• Steep one bag in boiling water for about 5 minutes for a fuller flavor
• Add a spoon of honey once the tea has cooled slightly
• Simmer a bag with a crushed clove and black pepper for a kadha-style evening drink
• Sip it on chilly mornings in place of a second cup of chai
• Serve with a plate of rusk or jeera biscuits for a light pairing


Frequently Asked Questions
What does giloy taste like?
Giloy on its own is fairly bitter, but here the cinnamon and tulsi round it out, so the cup tastes warm and herbal rather than harsh.
Can I add milk to this tea?
You can, but most people prefer it plain or with honey, since milk tends to mute the delicate herbal flavors.
How many cups can I have in a day?
Enjoy it as you would any herbal tea, in moderation, and follow any serving guidance printed on the box.
When the weather turns cool, keep a box handy from SubziCart.com.

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