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Gluten Free Herbal Teas


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txplowgirl Enthusiast

Was just wondering which of the gluten free herbal teas out there that a lot of you prefer?

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I like Bigelow Orange and Spice tea. It says gluten free on the box. Check out their website, they are all listed. They have a bunch of good ones.

FYI, all Twinings teas are gluten free too!

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tarnalberry Community Regular

I don't know where to start. There are thousands upon thousands of herbal tea ingredients and blends. What I drink most often right now is the following:

Republic of Tea Harvest Chai

Republic of Tea Cinnamon Vanilla

Choice Tea Northwest Blackberry

Yogi Tea Lemon Ginger

Yogi Tea Classic Indian Spice

Remedy Tea Mulling Spice

Teavana Gingerbread Cookie

Teavana Sweet Fruit Garden

Homemade blend: red raspberry leaf, nettle leaves, rosehips, and hibiscus

Homemade blend: chamomile, fennel, mint, and ginger

Homemade tea of fresh lemon slices, fresh ginger, and honey

Homemade chamomile

But there are a lot of others I drink at other times.

What kind of herbal tea do you like?

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Lunabell Apprentice

My daughter loves Bigelow's Sweet Dreams tea. It is a chamomile/mint tea.

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The-Albatross Newbie

Celestial Seasons peppermint is 100 percent mint (and it's an anti-inflammatory, so is chamomile)

I also do hibiscus and plum (2 hibiscus bags/4 plum teabags)... for a natural sweet and it's great iced to keep in the fridge.

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Skylark Collaborator

If you like licorice, the Stash Licorice Spice is wonderful. I also like the Celestial Seasonings Mint Medley.

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txplowgirl Enthusiast

Thanks everyone, i'm drinking Lipton and Luzianne, and no matter how much I dilute it, it has a stong taste that makes my mouth dry for some reason and and causes a tiny bit of reflux. That's why I was asking in another post if the tea bags might have been sealed with gluten. I was hoping the herbals wouldn't do this.

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tarnalberry Community Regular

If you've been drinking black tea, it's quite possible that is causing the reflux. Caffeine is a reflux trigger for many people.

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Thanks Tarnalberry, it's irritating that i'm just now finding out about the caffine. One of those duh moments again. "Slapping myself upside of the head" :(

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