Apple Cranberry Harvest Tea, Organic Loose Leaf Herbal Tea – Real Fruit, Summer Juice, Caffeine-Free, Refreshing Sweet Iced Drink – 4 oz Resealable Bag (Makes 50 Cups)
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Apple Cranberry Harvest Tea, Organic Loose Leaf Herbal Tea – Real Fruit, Summer Juice, Caffeine-Free, Refreshing Sweet Iced Drink – 4 oz Resealable Bag (Makes 50 Cups)
- REFRESHING TEA BLEND: Enjoy the natural, tart flavors of Cranberry Apple Tea made from premium loose leaf tea. This herbal tea is perfect for a soothing and revitalizing experience.
- BOOST IMMUNITY: Packed with vitamin C from cranberry juice and apple, this organic tea helps strengthen the immune system, making it a perfect choice for a healthy breakfast or anytime of day
- SUPPORTS DIGESTIVE HEALTH: The combination of cranberry and apple in this loose tea promotes healthy digestion, making it a great option to enjoy after meals or during a relaxing break
- VERSATILE TEA FOR EVERY OCCASION: Whether you enjoy it as a comforting hot tea in the morning or a refreshing iced tea on a warm day, this blend is versatile and delicious year-round
- CALMING & HYDRATING: As a herbal tea, Cranberry Apple Tea is naturally caffeine-free, making it a hydrating and calming beverage option that supports your overall wellness
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