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Black Tea Blended with Apricot Flavored Petals BLACK TEA Apple Black Tea: Black tea and dried apple pieces. Apricot Delight Black Tea: Black tea blended with apricot flavored petals. Assam GBOP Black Tea: Black tea blend Blackberry Black Tea: Black tea blended flavored with blackberry and cut blackberry leaves. China Black Congou Tea: Black tea blend Cinnamon Black Tea: Black tea blended with cinnamon pieces. Cranberry Black Tea: Black tea blended with dried cranberry pieces. Earl Grey Black Tea: Black tea leaves blended with bergamot oil. Ginger Black Tea: Black tea blended with dried ginger root pieces. Irish Breakfast Tea: Black tea blend Lavender Black Tea: Irish breakfast black tea with lavender blooms. Mandarin Orange Black Tea: Black tea blended with mandarin orange bits. Orange Spice Black Tea: Black tea blended with dried orange pieces, whole allspice and whole cloves. Peach-Ginger Black Tea: Black tea blended with dried peach and ginger bits. Raspberry Black Tea: Black tea flavored with raspberry and cut raspberry leaves. Spices Fruit Black Tea: Black tea, orange peel, dried cranberry, dried apple and cinnamon pieces. Strawberry-Vanilla Black Tea: Black tea flavored with strawberry and vanilla. GREEN TEA China Jasmine Green Tea: Green tea blended with jasmine blooms. Gunpowder Green Tea: Individually rolled whole premium green tea leaves. Japanese Rose Green Tea: Green tea blended with roses and jasmine blooms. Moroccan Mint Green Tea: Individually rolled whole premium green tea leaves with cut spearmint leaves. Orange Spice Green Tea: Green tea blended with dried orange pieces, whole allspice and whole cloves. Peach-Ginger Green Tea: Green tea blended with peach and ginger bits. Peach Green Tea: Green tea blended with peach bits and flavored sunflower petals. RED TEA Rooibos Tea: Course cut rooibos (red bush). Rooibos from Cedarburg Region, S. Africa. Rooibos Chia Tea: Rooibos blended with dried orange pieces, cinnamon bits, fennel seed, ginger pieces, anise seed, cardamom seed, whole cloves and peppercorn. Rooibos Lemon Ginger Tea: Rooibos, ginger root, lemongrass, dried orange peel, dried lemon, hibiscus flower, whole coriander, cinnamon pieces and chicory root. HERBAL TEA Catsclaw Herbal Tea: Dried catsclaw herb Catnip Herbal Tea: Dried cut catnip leaf. Chamomile Herbal Tea: Dried Chamomile flower. English Tea Garden Herbal Tea: Dried cut spearmint leaf, roses Feverfew Herbal Tea: Dried cut feverfew leaf. Forever Fruit Herbal Tea: Rosehips, lemongrass, hibiscus, orange peel and cut peppermint. Herbal Orange Tea: Rosehips, dried orange peel, hibiscus flowers, cut blackberry leaf, whole cloves, roasted chicory, orange oil, citric acid. Hibiscus Tea: Dried hibiscus flowers Indian Spice Herbal Tea: Cinnamon pieces, fennel seed, ginger pieces, anise seed, cardamom seed, whole cloves and peppercorn. Lavender Bloom: Dried lavender blooms. Lemon Ginger Herbal Tea: Dried ginger root, lemongrass, dried orange peel pieces, lemon pieces, hibiscus flowers, whole coriander, cinnamon pieces and chicory root. Mullien Herbal Tea: Dried cut & rubbed mullien leaf. Peppermint: Cut peppermint leaves Red Clover Herbal Tea: Dried cut red clover. Relaxing Herbal Tea: Chamomile blooms, cut raspberry leaf and cut peppermint leaf. Spearmint: Cut spearmint leaves. OTHER DRINKS Cider Blend: Cinnamon pieces, dried orange peel pieces, whole allspice, whole cloves and hibiscus flowers. Hot Cocoa: Dried molasses, cocoa powder, dried maple syrup, nonfat dry milk, dairy whey and vanilla powder. .
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