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U.S. Wellness Naturals Lemon Balm Tea – 1 lb Loose Leaf
U.S. Wellness Naturals Lemon Balm Tea – 1 lb Loose Leaf
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View refund policyWhat is it? One pound (16 oz) of cut-and-sifted lemon balm leaf, or Melissa officinalis, for preparing caffeine-free loose-leaf herbal tea.
Flavor and use
- Mild lemon aroma and a fresh, gently zesty herbal flavor.
- Caffeine free for hot or iced tea at any time of day.
- Made from lemon balm leaves sourced from the Balkan countryside.
- Bulk size suits frequent tea drinkers and herbal preparations.
How do I brew it?
Steep 1–3 tablespoons of dried lemon balm in hot water for about 15 minutes, then strain and serve.
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