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Tealia Ceylon Cinnamon Chai (Loose Leaf) 100G

Supplier From Sri Lanka
Mar-08-23

Ceylon spices have long been synonymous with superior organic quality. Arab and European merchants made long arduous journeys to Ceylon for her spices in the 15th and 16th centuries. Sri Lankan spices continue to carry the same reputation after all these years.

Celebrated Ceylon cinnamon, sweet, fragrant and simply irresistible, combines with captivating cardamom, fiery cloves and the magic of nutmeg, to bring you the very finest chai.

Ingredients: Pure Ceylon Black tea, natural Cinnamon, Clove, Cardamom & Nutmeg pieces.

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Price: $3.10
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