Almond Tea

Almond Tea is a Flavoured China Black Tea. It takes the notion of including more almonds in your diet and combines it with everyone’s favourite cuppa.

Almonds reportedly have weight-loss properties, which is also the case for Tea leaves. Such a blending is a match made in heaven, then - and what’s more, it tastes great, offering toasty characteristics with every sip.

But how do we ensure it’s of the utmost quality and consistency? The Kent and Sussex Tea and Coffee Company pack every Loose Tea, Tisane and Coffee fresh to order; that’s how!

Why not discover the potential of Almond Loose Leaf Tea today? We guarantee you’ll love everything about it from its enticingly sweet notes to its extraordinary health-promoting features.

Does Almond Tea Have Caffeine?

It’s worth noting, too, that our Almond Tea, like almost all types of Black Tea, contains a significant amount of caffeine. This is a stimulating chemical compound that needs little introduction.

It famously helps us in starting the day the right way due to it boosting our energy. You can expect around 45-mg of caffeine per 8-oz cup of Almond Tea - likely more than enough to keep you alert.

The Art of Flavouring Tea

Legend has it that Tea - specifically Green Tea - was discovered in 2737 BCE. It wasn’t long after that people started adding the likes of herbs, fruits and, indeed, nuts to their beverages.

The way we make Almond Tea today is, perhaps unsurprisingly, a little different. However, the tradition of flavouring Tea - from Chai to Earl Grey - is unquestionably age-old.

How to Make Almond Tea

1, Add Loose Leaf Tea to a Tea Infuser or Filter.

2, Place the Tea-filled accessory in a cup or mug.

3, Put the kettle on and, once boiled, pour it over the leaves.

4, Allow it to steep for 3-5 minutes.

How to Serve: Best served without additions. However, some like to have honey, lemon or even milk.

Contains Allergen: Nuts - almonds.

Almond Tea Benefits

Metabolism is where your body converts the fuel in your food into energy, which is then used to power near enough everything we do. Both almonds and Black Tea have the ability to boost the metabolism of fat cells.

This enables the body to burn fat quicker and more efficiently, meaning periods of exercise producer better, indeed more noticeable results. And that’s just the beginning.

According to a 2015 meta-analysis, drinking a cup of Tea a day (no matter the type) reduces the risk of developing cancer by 2%. The research also found that those who drank the most Tea had up to a 21% lower risk compared to those who drank none.

However, until we know more, The Kent and Sussex Tea and Coffee Company do NOT endorse Almond Tea for this purpose. We instead await more evidence.