Segems Natural Organic Kinkeliba Herbal loose Tea leaves Bags (5lbs)

Brand : Segems

Item Form : Loose Leaves

Flavor : Herbal

Tea Variety : Green

Unit Count : 16.0 Ounce

About this item

? Herbal tea

? Detoxifying properties

? It is the all-purpose plant that is part of everyday family life

? Curative values

? Improve quality of sleep

? Relaxing properties

Product specifications

Item details

Brand Name : Segems

Item Form : Loose Leaves

Flavor : Herbal

Tea Variety : Green

Unit Count : 16.0 Ounce

Diet Type : Halal, Kosher, Paleo, Vegan

Number of Items : 2

Container Type : Bag

Caffeine Content Description : Caffeine Free

Specialty : Fair trade, Herbal

Recommended Uses For Product : Relaxation

Region of Origin : Africa

Special Ingredients : All Natural

Product Shelf Life : 2 Years

Product Benefits : Detox, Promote Relaxation, Reduce Inflammation

Manufacturer : Segems

UPC : 860005245086

Age Range Description : 18+

Sweetness Description : Not Sweet

Best Sellers Rank : #258,040 in Grocery & Gourmet Food (See Top 100 in Grocery & Gourmet Food) #9,673 in Herbal Tea

ASIN : B08ZFT6LXN

? #258,040 in Grocery & Gourmet Food (See Top 100 in Grocery & Gourmet Food)

? #9,673 in Herbal Tea

Measurements

Unit Count : 16.0 Ounce

Item Dimensions : 15 x 3 x 15 inches

Item Volume : 2.2 Kilograms

Package Size Name : 5lbs

Each Unit Count : 1

Product description

Segems Natural Organic Kinkeliba Herbal loose Tea leaves Bags (5lbs)

The Health Tree Herbal Tea Leaves

The leaves, roots and barks are said to have many medicinal usages such as anti-inflammatory properties and detoxifying properties. Kinkeliba makes a strong brew of tea and most importantly can be drank with milk and desired sweeteners.

Honey is recommended as the desire sweetener.

Segems Natural Organic Kinkeliba Herbal loose Tea leaves 5lbs Bags. Kinkeliba means the 'Health Tree'. The curative leaves are used to make the 'Quinquellibas drink', a refreshing tea traded as Kinkeliba.

The tea is produced by steeping the leaves in boiling water to desired strength. The first boiled is usually the strongest brewed.

It can be brewed again for up to two or three brewing sections.

The Story of Kinkeliba as substitute for breakfast tea such as Lipton tea.

During the rule of Ahmed Sekou Toure of Guinea, the country was under sanction by the west and was isolated to punish the Guineans for refusing to accept the French as colonial master.

The Guineans were forced to turn inward for solutions and for breakfast they use Kinkeliba for tea.

This was the unofficial official tea for all Guineans during that period.

The generation now do not even know what Kinkeliba is and they import tea from overseas.

Older generation do remember the good old days when life was simpler.