In winter, natural herbal teas help relieve cold symptoms such as coughs, sore throats and fevers. Herbs such as thyme, rosemary, sage and peppermint offer benefits for the respiratory tract and boost immunity. Discover our recipes for effective cold infusions.
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Garden: 11 tips to give your tea bags a second lifeWhen you finish your teas, do you throw your used bags in the garbage can? And yet, they can be very useful for your garden. The filters are often biodegradable, and the tea leaves offer multiple benefits for soil and plants. Here are our 11 tips for recycling your tea bags in the garden.
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How do I grow a tea plant at home?Growing tea in your garden is possible with the Camellia Sinensis shrub, which produces beautiful leaves and flowers. It requires acid soil, regular watering and moderate exposure to the sun. In France, Brittany and the Atlantic coast are ideal for its cultivation. After harvesting, you can prepare your own home-made teas by drying or roasting the leaves.
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Rosemary: its health benefitsRosemary is used both in cooking and in phytotherapy. Rosemary is an aromatic plant, but it is also considered to have medicinal properties
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10 kitchen ingredients for white-sugar-free teasIf you find it difficult to drink your tea without sugar, you should know that white sugar is not the best option for your health. Fortunately, there are healthier alternatives such as honey, agave syrup or spices to sweeten your teas. These ingredients add a touch of natural sweetness without the drawbacks of refined sugar.
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Herbal infusions and their benefits for winterWinter brings cold, fatigue and colds, but also heavy meals to digest. To support your health, there's nothing better than a homemade herbal tea. Chamomile, lime blossom, sage or peppermint, these plants soothe the throat, aid digestion and strengthen the immune system. Whether you're looking to relax or digest better, discover the benefits of winter herbal teas.
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Secret Santa gift ideas under €10: The subtle art of giving on a budgetChristmas is approaching with the Secret Santa tradition. It's easy to find gifts for colleagues or friends for under 10 euros: decorations, delicacies, tea accessories. A variety of inspirations allow you to surprise without breaking your budget.
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The Japanese tea ceremonyIn Japan, the tea ceremony is rooted in history and culture. It reflects the art of preparing and sharing matcha. In a humble home, the host uses bamboo utensils to prepare the green tea.
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Discover oolong teas: origin, taste, benefits, ...Blue tea, or oolong, is a refined tea halfway between green and black tea. Lightly oxidized, it offers smooth, bitter-free infusions, with aromas that vary according to the oxidation. Native to China and Taiwan, it is drunk at 80°C and can be reinfused several times. This tea is also appreciated for its relaxing benefits and low theine content.
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Hemp leaves: 3 cooking ideasHemp oil, leaves and seeds have become increasingly popular in recent years. Far from the image of marijuana, hemp leaves are derived from the Cannabis sativa plant. They contain less than 0.2% THC and therefore produce no psychotropic effects.