Prickly Pear Cactus Fruit Tea
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Mexicans and Native Americans have revered this plant and have eaten it and brewed it for tea for centuries. The image of a prickly pear appears on the Mexican Silver Peso. According to a legend, as the Aztecs were being pursued by enemies, they encountered an eagle perched upon a prickly pear cactus. They believed this to be a sign of pending victory and settled on that site, the location of Mexico City today. Also according to a legend, while picking fruit from the prickly pear, Navajos left a strand of hair as a sacrifice to the Spirit believed to dwell in the plant.
- 8 individual tea bags come in this package
- Pour boiling water over tea - let steep 4-5 minutes, stirring occasionally
- For iced tea, brew double
- Caffeine free
- Locally made Tucson product
- Ingredients: rose hips, rose leaves, rose petals, prickly pear, natural flavors
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Mexicans and Native Americans have revered this plant and have eaten it and brewed it for tea for centuries. The image of a prickly pear appears on the Mexican Silver Peso. According to a legend, as the Aztecs were being pursued by enemies, they encountered an eagle perched upon a prickly pear cactus. They believed this to be a sign of pending victory and settled on that site, the location of Mexico City today. Also according to a legend, while picking fruit from the prickly pear, Navajos left a strand of hair as a sacrifice to the Spirit believed to dwell in the plant.
- 8 individual tea bags come in this package
- Pour boiling water over tea - let steep 4-5 minutes, stirring occasionally
- For iced tea, brew double
- Caffeine free
- Locally made Tucson product
- Ingredients: rose hips, rose leaves, rose petals, prickly pear, natural flavors
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