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About Indian Oolong Tea
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About Chinese Black Tea
About African Black Tea
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Green Tea Vs Black Tea
About Herbal & Organic Teas
Variations of Earl Grey Teas
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About Mate Teas
About Chinese White Teas
Tips for Flavored White Teas
How to Make Iced Tea
How to Make Hot Tea
How to Set Up a Table for an Afternoon Tea
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Summary: Learn about the various types of herbal and organic teas with expert tea tips in this free drink recipe video clip.
Nelson Drago has been the general manager of Chado Tea Room owned by Reena Shah in Los Angeles for 5 ½ years. The tea room offers complete Afternoon Tea with salads, sandwiches,...read more
"Hi, I'm Nelson Drago with Chado Tea Room in Los Angeles on behalf of Expert Village. In this clip we are going to be talking about herbal and organic teas. Some of herbal teas, some of our famous herbal teas would be like Chamomile flowers which are great Egyptian flowers and they are known as you can drink this if somebody who has a poor appetite, it'll just help you out. People who don't like to drink straight Chamomile we have Chamomile with orange peel in it just to add a little bit more flavor. It's best also when it's served iced, so that's the second Chamomile. The third one which we have is a spicy one with fennel in it. People who don't want to have straight and sweet, they can have a spicier one, that's with fennel and a little bit of licorice to it, that's spicy Chamomile. The other herb we'll talk about is peppermint. Peppermint could be used as a digestive tonic in digestion it can be really helpful. We have straight peppermint leaves, no caffeine. Then we have a blend of peppermint with rose hips and rose petals which is called inspiration, just a little bit more flavor to the peppermint. And then we have our other blend would be spearmint with ginger and lemon which is excellent for sore throats and sinuses. You can also add a little bit of honey to it, it just gives you a perfect taste. "
eHow Article: About Herbal & Organic Teas
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