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arabica mocha
based on 233 reviews
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makes 10 cups
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1.5oz
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$24
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15 full leaf pyramids
$8
PACKAGING GUIDE
While Arabica leaves do not have the roasted, rich character of the coffee bean, in our Arabica Mocha, they are blended them with toasted mate, chicory, cocoa nibs, and a touch of hazelnut to recreate the cozy comfort, add body, and beef up the caffeine levels a touch. A nice alternative beverage with a bit less jitteriness, the cup is nutty, toasty, and offers a dry finish. Please note, this herbal blend contains a small amount of caffeine.
Herbal Tea | Moderate caffeine | Steep at 212° for 5-10 mins
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Teabags
teabags
15 full leaf pyramids
$8
Ingredients & Lore
blended with arabica tea, toasted mate tea, cocoa nibs, chicory, safflower, natural chocolate flavor & natural hazelnut flavor
Coffee leaves tea, or "kuti," had been made in Ethiopia and Indonesia for centuries. It has an earthy, herbaceous flavor with notes of sweetgrass, similar to green tea. Coffee leaves contain more antioxidants than blueberries, chocolate or green tea.Coffee is made using the beans, or seeds, of the coffea plant. When the coffee fruits (or coffee cherries) are harvested, the beans are removed and processed using either wet or dry methods. The beans are then roasted to the desired strength and flavor profile before being ground and brewed into the popular beverage. Coffee beans vary wildly in flavor based on climate, elevation, preparation, and soil properties, just like tea. The leaves of the coffea plant can also be brewed into tisanes, which boast lower caffeine and a milder, more herbal flavor than the beans.
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cocoa nibs
cocoa nibs
Small pieces of roasted cacao beans are referred to as the nibs. Packed with antioxidants, cocoa nibs are considered to be a "super food".
They are also thought to prompt the release of serotonin in the brain, the "feel good" hormone. Nibs also contain flavonoids, which are anti-inflamatories that protect the heart and arteries.
They are also thought to prompt the release of serotonin in the brain, the "feel good" hormone. Nibs also contain flavonoids, which are anti-inflamatories that protect the heart and arteries.
Part of arabica teas sampler
arabica teas
4 x 5-cup samples
$14