This is a mouth-watering blend of delicious and healthy T’n’T Children’s Tea®, dried Apples, Elderflower, Lemongrass and Ginger. This tea can be consumed in unlimited quantities by anyone, a natural tea blend made without added aromas and flavour enhancers.
Our T’n’T Teas® Kid Korner™ tea with apples and elderflower creates a clear, healthy; free from all sugars, artificial colours, artificial flavours, and additives, in a tasty infusion, which we can safely give to our children as well as enjoy ourselves.
This is a mouth-watering blend of delicious and healthy T’n’T Children’s Tea®, dried Apples, Elderflower, Lemongrass and Ginger. This tea can be consumed in unlimited quantities by anyone, a natural tea blend made without added aromas and flavour enhancers.
Our T’n’T Teas® Kid Korner™ Tea with apples and elderflower creates a clear, healthy; free from all sugars, artificial colours, artificial flavours, and additives, in a tasty infusion, which we can safely give to our children as well as enjoy ourselves.
Indulge in T’n’T Teas® Yellow Butterfly™ tea, where refreshment meets revitalisation. This iced herbal blend brings you a symphony of well-being. Dive into a journey with the delicate touch of elderflower, zesty lemongrass, warm ginger, and the crisp sweetness of apple.
T’n’T Teas® Yellow Butterfly™ tea – a refreshing and revitalising iced herbal tea blend infused with the harmonious quartet of elderflower, lemongrass, ginger, and apple. This tea blend isn’t just about a refreshing taste; it’s your gateway to a symphony of well-being, an invigorating experience.
Your journey with Yellow Butterfly™ tea begins with the delicate embrace of elderflower, setting the stage for a refreshing experience. Lemongrass’s zesty and invigorating character complements the blend, creating a harmonious and revitalising note. The warmth of ginger adds a comforting touch, reminiscent of cosy moments by the fireplace. Apple’s crisp and sweet presence rounds off the symphony, delivering a balanced and refreshing sensation.
We offer discounts if you buy more than 1. Buy any 3 teas for £15 (additional teas charged at £5 each).
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50 g
Wellbeing/Side Effects
Our T’n’T Teas® Kid Korner™ tea with apples and elderflower creates a clear, healthy; free from all sugars, artificial colours, artificial flavours, and additives, in a tasty infusion, which we can safely give to our children as well as enjoy ourselves.
Beyond its delightful taste, this blend may offer potential health benefits. Elderflower is celebrated for its potential immune-boosting properties. Lemongrass is traditionally known for its potential digestive and antioxidant qualities. Ginger may provide soothing effects, while apple adds a refreshing twist with its vitamins and minerals.
This wholesome blend – packed with flavour, is our son’s favourite, which he has enjoyed practically every day for years (even now as an adult).
In this special tea mixture, the ingredients amplify and complement each other’s effects, thanks to the synergy between them.
The Yellow Butterfly™ tea is a 100% natural product, it does not contain allergens or impurities, and it does not contain added flavours, so its consumption should not cause unpleasant stomach upsets.
T’n’T Teas®Yellow Butterfly™ tea is a certified, premium quality professionally mixed product, made with the highest quality, medicinal natural herbs from around the world. We pay special attention to the purity of the plants, so we only buy the certified raw materials for our products from reliable, controlled sources, so we can ensure that we minimise contact with foreign substances during storage, transportation, and production.
CAUTION:Herbs have medicinal properties and can promote the body’s physical and mental self-healing and harmonising process, but they cannot replace medical examination, care and possible treatment – so if you are on medication from your doctor, please check that they are happy for you to drink the tea. If you feel any discomfort, stop and only restart slowly if you are comfortable doing so (it might not be the herbal tea that causes the discomfort!). Pregnant or breastfeeding women should exercise extra caution and children under the age of 2 years old should avoid herbal products altogether.
It is heartily recommended, because… Even without sweeteners, it is delicious and (not only) kids love it. Children can safely drink it all day without any problems and no matter how much you brew, it invariably runs out.
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Introducing T’n’T Teas® Yellow Butterfly™ tea – a vibrant burst of flavour that’s more than just a sip; it’s an adventure in every cup!
Colour: Radiant and very light golden, like sipping sunshine. Aroma: A fragrant garden in full bloom, beckoning your senses. Initial taste: The first sip is a sweet and zesty embrace that wakes up your taste buds. Midtones: Crisp apple sweetness bids a fond farewell, like a comforting friend. Aftertaste: Warm and cosy ginger joins the party, leaving you refreshed. Body: Light and lively, it’s a dance on your palate. Caffeine content: It’s caffeine-free for a gentle and worry-free enjoyment!
Sip, savour, and let this Yellow Butterfly™ tea take you on a flavourful journey.
This tea contains 100% natural products without allergens or impurities, and no added flavours or colourants, so its consumption should not cause any unpleasant stomach upsets. Please refer to possible side effects in the next tab.
Yellow Butterfly™ uses certified, premium quality professionally mixed ingredients, from the highest quality, medicinal natural herbs from around the world. We pay special attention to the purity of the plants, so we only buy the certified raw materials for our products from reliable, controlled sources, so we can ensure that we minimise contact with foreign substances during storage, transportation, and production.
Shake well before use.
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Hand-blended & packaged in Shropshire, England.
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Preparation
Preparation for a hot tea:
Get your dance floor ready: Start by choosing a fun and vibrant teacup or glass; this tea’s all about the good vibes.
Yellow sunshine splash: Boil water and let it cool slightly; aim for around 85°C (185°F). Don’t be too precise; we’re dancing, not calculating.
The swirl: Add a teaspoon of Yellow Butterfly™ tea for every 240ml (8-ounce) cup. Watch as the tea swirls into action.
A splash of magic: Pour the hot water over the tea blend and let it steep for 10-15 minutes. Imagine it’s a magical potion, infusing with flavour.
Groovy sips: Take those first sips, and let the zest and warmth dance on your tongue.
Feel the crisp breeze: Notice how the crisp apple sweetness takes centre stage as you sip more. It’s like a breeze of refreshment.
Shake your body: Don’t forget to sway to the light and lively body of the tea. It’s a dance party for your taste buds.
No need for a caffeine kick: This tea’s caffeine-free, so enjoy it anytime without worrying about an energy rush.
Last dance: When you reach the aftertaste, it’s like a fond farewell. Remember, you can always hit the replay button for more rounds of joy!
Sip, sway, and let the Yellow Butterfly™ tea brighten your day.
Preparation for 1 litre of iced tea:
Get ready to chill:
Dancing teacup: Start with your trusty teaspoon, but this time, grab a bigger cup; we’re making iced tea magic!
Boil and cool: Boil that water, let it groove for a bit, and cool it down slightly to around 96°C (205°F).
Brew time: Pour it over the Yellow Butterfly™ tea leaves, and let them steep for a rockin’ 15-20 minutes. This tea loves to dance a little longer when it’s iced.
Sweet moves: Add your choice of sweetener – stevia, honey, or sugar. Make it as sweet as your dance moves!
A citrus twist: Now, drop a few lemon wedges into the mix. It’s like inviting the cool kid to the party.
Chillax time: Strain the tea, let it cool, and then pour it into a large jug. It’s time to cool off and chill out.
The icy finale: Add plenty of ice and iced cold water – about 3 cups. You want this iced tea to be as refreshing as a poolside party!
Sip & stay cool: Sip your iced Yellow Butterfly™ tea, bask in the chilled vibes, and enjoy the ultimate refreshment.
Now you’ve got an iced tea recipe that’s perfect for those sunny, groovy days!
For the best flavour, store it in a cool dark place.
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Clinical References
Clinical evidence of the ingredients found in this product. These are public domain references and do not relate directly to our product. Apple pieces
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Ginger
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