DAVIDsTEA Forever Nut Fruit Infusion 12 Sachets
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DAVIDsTEA Forever Nut Fruit Infusion 12 Sachets
Toasty nuts and sweet apples—rich and comforting. You will love this herbal tea so much. Once steeped, this enticing caffeine-free infusion turns a vibrant pink colour thanks to its crunchy almond slices, delicious apple pieces, and cinnamon bark. Why? Due to the faint earthy beetroot flavor. One of the all-time best-selling mixes, it's delectably nutty and unquestionably decadent. Like a crumbled apple pie with a nut topping.
How to Steep:
- 1-2 Perfect Spoons
- 95°C (200°F) in 475 mL (16oz)
- 5 + minutes
Ingredients:
Apple, Almond, Cinnamon, Beetroot, Artificial sweet roasted almond flavouring.
Allergens
*Contains Almonds
FAQs:
Q: Can I add sweeteners to Forever Nut?
A: Absolutely! Forever Nut welcomes sweeteners like honey, sugar, or agave to enhance its flavour. Experiment with different sweetening agents to find your perfect balance and enjoy a personalized tea experience.
Q: Is Forever Nut suitable for children?
A: Yes, Forever Nut is a caffeine-free and naturally sweet infusion, making it a suitable option for children. However, it's advisable to consult with a healthcare professional for specific dietary considerations.
Q: How should I store Forever Nut sachets for maximum freshness?
A: To maintain the infusion's freshness, store the sachets in an airtight container in a cool, dark place. Avoid exposure to heat, moisture, or strong odours to preserve the delicate aroma and flavour.
