Tea Glass handle

Tea Glass handle

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<p><strong>Description</strong><br />

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If you enjoy tea, this exquisitely made teapot will be your ideal choice. Suitable for a single cup. The stainless steel infuser insert has a fine mesh for your loose leaf tea and is easily cleaned. The teapot is made of clear glass which allows you to observe the change of color and monitor the brewing process. Suitable for all tea types.<br />

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<strong>Features</strong><br />

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- Color: Transparent<br />

- Material: Stainless steel and Boriscillate glass.<br />

- Size: 7.2 x 7.2 x 11 cm.<br />

- Made in square shape, unique and timeless.<br />

- Infuser design, easy to remove old tea leaves and clean.<br />

- Clear glass teapot, good to moniot the brewing process.<br />

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<p>Package includes</p>

<p>1 x 350ml glass teapot</p>

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<p>These blossoms are a major part of fruit teas and give a <strong>fresh</strong> and <strong>succinctly tangy</strong> infusion. Depending on the country of origin, the colour and acidity varies. Hence, with fruit tea blends you can determine the degree of acidity and/or colour by trying out different quantities and qualities of hibiscus blossoms. To those who are very thirsty, we can recommend the pure, freshly brewed and cool Nigerian hibiscus tea as a really thirst-quenching drink in summer</p>

<p>Hibiscus tea is an excellent alternative to sports hydration drinks, which are usually packed with unhealthy chemicals, salt and sugar, it is also known to lower blood pressure. Studies show that hibiscus may fight low grade inflammation, reduce anxiety and help combat mild depression. Dieters love hibiscus tea because when consumed regularly, hibiscus tea has shown to aid in lowering the body’s absorption of starch, glucose and carbohydrates which may help with weight loss!</p>

<p>Drink when: Having a cracking time!</p>

<p>Ingredients: Hibiscus Blossoms</p>

<p>Your item will be packed in new recycled tin tie bags suitable for packaging coffee and leaf tea. Our block bottom tin tie bags are poly-lined and food grade safe.</p> — Choose Options

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<p>The story goes that Admiral Lord Nelson gave his sailors tea with lemon when they were at sea. The fresh lemon kept them healthy and provided a taste of sunshine when skies were stormy.</p>

<p>Our Chinese black tea with Lemongrass and lemon zest is perfect for a refreshing and healthy brew and try with a little honey to tame the citrus bite.</p>

<p>Drink when: Lost at sea, or just having a long, lazy afternoon.</p>

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<h4>We are proud supporters of Evies Gift which is a local charity, and to show our support we have developed a tea blend dedicated to all things pink which was Evie's favourite colour.</h4>

<h4>The blend is a mixture of apple pieces, rosehip peel, hibiscus petals, flavourings, vanilla pieces & Rose petals.</h4>

<h4>All profits from the sale of this tea go to the charity.</h4>

<h4>�This is an extract from the charity web site:</h4>

<h3>Helping Parents</h3>

<p>The �Charity�Evie's Gift was born out of tragedy.� Our daughter Evie was 13 �years old when she died, taken from us by an aggressive brain tumour.� �Following her diagnosis while on holiday in Spain, she was airlifted �home and admitted to Bristol Children's Hospital, where she received the �best care possible from a group of dedicated doctors and nurses.� Evie �spent 9 days in paediatric intensive care and a further 3 weeks on the �high dependency unit.� During that time, we were fortunate enough to be �accommodated in the hospital's bunk rooms on the 6th floor for 4 �nights,�and then at Ronald McDonald House for the remainder of our time �there.</p>

<p>But �others weren't so lucky and too often we saw frightened, tired parents �sleeping on chairs in the Parents' Room/Kitchen or even sleeping in �their cars because they couldn't afford the local hotels.� Having your �child admitted to hospital with a life threatening condition is bad �enough, but having to face tough medical decisions when sleep-deprived �is a dreadful situation to face.� The free accommodation, where �available,�is fantastic, but there isn't enough to go around as we saw �all too often.</p>

<p>So �when our daughter died, we decided to do something about it and tackle �that, and other problems, head on.� Evie's Gift has two main aims: to �give immediate financial assistance to parents whose children have been �admitted to hospital with a life threatening or life limiting condition, �and to fund research into the rare brain cancer that took her from us �too soon.</p>

<p>We �will aim to pay for 2 nights' accommodation locally and help meet other �costs associated with being near your child while they are in �hospital.� That's things like food and travel costs.� We can't cover �everything, but we can take away some of the worry for a couple of days, �allowing stressed out parents to think straight and get some quality �rest.</p>

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