Youre so funny @FloatingFeather. I used to drink ginger tea from a sachet. It was manufactured as dried granules with honey. The name of the brand is Gold Kili. It is a beautifully warming taste and so sweet on the palate. You can buy from Asian grocers. I learned about if from a naturopath. He said it was great for turbo charging your metabolism as well as warming to the body and soothing in cold weather. There are other brands of ginger tea made with sweeteners but Gold Kili is the best according to what I've tried. It does however contain gluten so you may wish to bear it in mind if you have gluten intolerance or ceoliacs. These days I just grate ginger and put it in a tea strainer. I notice its for sale on ebay and amazon. But you can easily go to an Asian grocer. The market is proliferated with this brand of tea. You can get 10 in a box or buy a large plastic bag with more of them ❤️
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