DigestionTea for after meals

Three herbal teas for after a meal. Real ginger, turmeric, galangal and peppermint, with nothing added.

Your routine after meals

When to drink each one, and how to make it.

All three teas: 1 tablespoon per cup, water just off the boil, steep 5 to 7 minutes.

Boil, then let it cool for 1 to 2 minutes.

  • A Good RootAfter mealsThe longer it steeps, the sweeter and spicier it gets.
  • A Breath of Fresh AirAny time5 minutes for sweet peppermint. 7 for more eucalyptus.
  • After Dinner MintAfter dinnerUp to 7 minutes for more chocolate. Less time for more mint.

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What's in the cup

Ginger, turmeric and peppermint have long been used for the stomach.123 All three are in our teas. Whole leaf, never dust, organic, nothing added.

  • Ginger

    From NigeriaIn A Good Root

    Warm and spicy. People have used it for an upset stomach since ancient times.1

  • Turmeric

    From Peru and IndiaIn A Good Root

    A cousin of ginger, used for indigestion in old Indian and Chinese traditions.2

  • Peppermint

    From the US and EgyptIn A Breath of Fresh Air

    A cross between water mint and spearmint. Today it's often taken for indigestion.3

  • Eucalyptus

    From SpainIn A Breath of Fresh Air

    Adds a cool, clean finish. Steep 7 minutes to taste more of it.

  • Valerian root

    From Germany and PolandIn After Dinner Mint

    In the past, people used it for stomach cramps as well as sleep.4

  • Cocoa

    From Bolivia and PeruIn After Dinner Mint

    Real cocoa husk and cocoa bean, with peppermint, for a chocolate mint cup.

Questions

When should I drink them?

After a meal is a good time. A Good Root and A Breath of Fresh Air have no caffeine, so they work in the evening too.

Anything I should know about the ingredients?

A Good Root has licorice root, and After Dinner Mint has valerian root. Every ingredient is listed on each tea's page.

More teas for after meals

See every tea for digestion in our shop.

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