Description
Spiced Dandelion Chai Tea Bags, Caffeine-Free and Ready to Steep
Spiced Dandelion Chai Tea Bags combine roasted dandelion root with warming spices, ginger, cinnamon and cardamom, in a convenient tea bag. It's a caffeine-free take on a classic chai, with the earthy character of roasted dandelion root balanced by the zesty warmth of the spices. Each box holds 24 individually wrapped tea bags.
What's In Each Tea Bag
This blend contains roasted dandelion root along with ginger, cinnamon and cardamom. The roasted dandelion root gives it an earthy base, while the spices bring the sweetness and warmth you'd expect from a chai. Dandelion root has traditionally been used to support liver function and healthy digestion. This is a traditional use rather than a clinically proven outcome, so it isn't a substitute for medical advice.
Why Choose the Tea Bag Format
- No measuring or straining, just steep one bag per cup
- 24 bags per box, enough for a few weeks of daily cups
- Naturally caffeine-free, no black tea involved
- Easy to pack for the office, travel or a hotel kettle
As with most herbal preparations, it isn't right for everyone. If you're pregnant or breastfeeding, taking diuretic or blood-thinning medication, or living with gallbladder issues, check with your healthcare provider before adding it to your routine.
How To Brew It
Pour freshly boiled water or warmed milk over one tea bag and steep for five to eight minutes depending on how spiced and strong you like it. Remove the bag and enjoy black or as a chai latte with milk.
Comparing Our Spiced Dandelion Teas
If you'd prefer a loose blend you measure yourself, our Spiced Dandelion loose chai blend is worth a look. Or browse the rest of our dandelion range for plain roasted and blended options.
Good To Know
- 24 individually wrapped tea bags per box
- Roasted dandelion root with ginger, cinnamon and cardamom
- Naturally caffeine-free
- Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight
This product isn't intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.