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🍵 Tea Time, Anytime: My Favorite Teas & Cozy Accessories
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items I drink tea every day. I don't think I can go a day without it. Sometimes it’s a matcha boost in the morning, sometimes it’s a calming cup at night, and sometimes it’s just a quick pause in the middle of the day. These are the blends I always come ba...
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I skip coffee (no teeth stains, thanks!) and go for matcha instead. It gives me steady energy without the crash, and it comes with extra health benefits too. It’s my favorite way to start the day.
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This is the matcha I keep stocked. It's a high-quality ceremonial grade straight from Japan. It’s smooth, not bitter, and works just as well for lattes and smoothies as it does whisked up traditionally. Plus, it’s organic and first harvest, so you’re...
Premium Japanese Ceremonial Matcha Green Tea Powder
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If you want to make matcha the traditional way, this set has everything you need. It comes with a bowl, whisk, scoop, sifter, and even a little towel.
8-Pc Matcha Whisk Set with Bowl & Tools
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This handcrafted matcha bowl is both functional and beautiful. The size is just right for whisking, and the pottery style gives it a calm, authentic feel. It makes the whole matcha ritual feel a little more special.
Mino Ware Handcrafted Beige Matcha Tea Bowl
Tea
Herbal tea is what I reach for when I want something caffeine-free that still feels good. Each blend has its own benefits. Sometimes it’s calming (like chamomile or Sleepytime), sometimes it’s supportive (like echinacea, ginger, or raspberry leaf), a...
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No more fishing tea bags out with a spoon or dripping all over the counter. This little buddy holds the bag, keeps it neat, and makes cleanup way easier.
Primula Buddy Silicone Tea Bag Holder, Green
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A sturdy stainless steel infuser that actually keeps the leaves in and gives them room to steep. The double handles make it easy to rest on any mug or teapot, and the lid keeps all the goodness in.
Extra Fine 18/8 Stainless Steel Tea Infuser
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These little cat spoons hook right onto the edge of your mug, so they don’t slide in while you’re stirring. They’re stainless steel, easy to clean, and honestly just adorable. Perfect for tea, coffee, or desserts.
Cat Spoon Coffee Teaspoon PBIEHSR Stainless Steel Set of 6
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Mystic Dragon is a blend of Japanese Sencha and Chinese Dragonwell, this tea is light, fragrant, and smooth. and it’s just as good iced as it is hot.
Mystic Dragon Tea
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Like a London Fog without the effort, this Earl Grey Crème is smooth and a little sweet from the vanilla and cream. Cozy, creamy, and almost dessert-like, it’s the kind of tea you look forward to having in the afternoon.
Earl Grey Creme Tea
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Sleepytime Extra is my nightly tea. The valerian makes it stronger than the regular Sleepytime, and it really does help me relax and fall asleep. I don’t go to bed without it.
Celestial Seasonings Sleepytime Extra Herbal Tea
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I reach for Echinacea Plus when I feel something coming on. The echinacea with spearmint gives my immune system a little boost and feels soothing at the same time.
Traditional Medicinals Tea Echinacea Plus Org
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Cold Care is made for sick days, but I’m tempted to drink it anytime. It’s warm, soothing, and really comforting when I’m not feeling my best.
Traditional Medicinals Organic Herbal Cold Care Tea, 16 Bags
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I keep this ginger tea around for when my stomach feels off. It’s spicy, warming, and really helps with nausea.
Traditional Medicinals Organic Ginger Tea, 16 Bags
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Raspberry leaf tea is my go-to for period cramps. It’s soothing, supportive, and makes that time of the month a little easier to get through.
Traditional Medicinals Organic Raspberry Leaf Tea
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Chamomile is my relax-and-unwind tea. It's good for anytime I need a little break.
Anthony's Organic Chamomile Flowers, 1 lb
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I like drinking peppermint tea to take the edge off hunger. It can also help with headaches, which makes it a good one to keep on hand.
Anthony's Organic Peppermint Leaves 1 lb