Recommendations for Hot Tea without Caffeine & Tea Bags

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The discussion centers on finding a caffeine-free tea suitable for bedtime, particularly in tea bag form. Participants recommend several brands, including Mighty Leaf, Celestial Seasonings, and Good Earth, with specific mentions of fruity and tangy blends. Good Earth’s original caffeine-free tea is highlighted for its strong flavor, while rooibos tea is suggested as a favorite. The conversation also touches on the convenience of loose tea versus tea bags, with some users advocating for tea infusers as a practical solution. African Autumn, a rooibos blend with orange and spices, is praised, and it is noted that it is now available in sachets. Other recommendations include Earl Grey, decaf options, and herbal teas like Sleepytime. The thread concludes with a light-hearted mention of planning a themed tea party, showcasing the community's enthusiasm for tea culture.
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Astronuc said:
Green Tea May Brew Up Healthier Skin

I've had friends tell me they use warm tea bags on their eyes to get rid of swelling and dark circles. This was just plain old Lipton, though.
 
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  • #52
hypatia said:
I drink Oolong tea, and my comfort tea is Red Rose. I started collecting these teapots about 20 yrs ago, the one I use most is the windmill, makes a perfect 2 mug serving.

What a cute collection!
 
  • #53
I drink two or three cups of green tea a day. It's good and rumors have it's healthy.


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  • #54
I enjoy catnip tea here is a site that sells bags.

http://www.evitamins.com/product.asp?pid=4823

Catnip (Nepeta Cataria) may be helpful for gas pains, promotes therapeutic perspiration during fevers, calm the central nervous system, relieves colds and flu, indigestion, dyspepsia, nervousness, restlessness, sleeplessness, nervous headache, persistent crying and menstrual maladies.

Wow, Is there anything Catnip Tea can't do?
 
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I forgot - I have some catnip tea, too. But I just give it to the kitty.

I have never gotten into green tea. My grandmother wore face powder and lipstick that smelled like green tea, so to me, it tastes like make up!
 
  • #56
Margarets Fine Imports in Pittsburgh sells tea. They have a web site. They sell empty tea bags you can fill them with loose tea and brew the tea just like a store bought tea bag. You might like the camomile or bingo blueberry "teas." They don't have any tea in them so they won't keep you up at night.
 
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