Chili Tea
The chili pepper is actually a type of berry related to the nightshade family, Solanaceae. Chili peppers were one of the first cultivated crops in the Americas, as far back as 6,000 years ago. They are high in vitamins A, B, B6 and C, as well as potassium, magnesium and iron. The chemical capsaicin, the source of the heat in all chili peppers, has been used as a treatment for chronic pain.
There are 4 reviews available for this category, for 2 different blends of tea. The average rating for products in this category is 6.75.
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Yogi Tea Mexican Sweet Chili
7.3/10 — 3 reviews
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Rebekah's review:
"A perfectly balanced blend of sweet and savory... the licorice, cocoa, and citrus ingredients work well together to balance out the pepper and cayenne. I will definitely being buying this tea."
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9/10 |
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Nicole's review:
"Way too spicy for me... my throat felt like it was on fire. For those who enjoy spicy foods, this tea may be perfect but it just wasn't for me."
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4/10 |
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Troy's review:
"Sweet and spicy with a smoky malted flavor... leaves you both quenched and on fire at the same time."
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9/10 |
Mighty Leaf Mayan Chocolate Truffle
5/10 — 1 review
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Stephen's review:
"Primarily a fruit tea, with apple the primary and overwhelming flavor. The chocolate overlaps but doesn't quite compliment the other flavors... the chilis, alas, were nowhere to be found."
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5/10 |
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