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Fake Coffee Tea

$15.15
Fitting guide
10-count tea box

Ingredients: organic cacao, organic roasted chicory, organic dandelion root, organic sweet cinnamon

It looks and feels like a cup of coffee, but it brews like an herbaceous, chocolaty tea dream come true. Fake Coffee's energizing combination of cacao and dandelion root may just inspire you to get it done, whatever it is. Buzzfeed even called it “life-changing.” (Aw shucks, you guys.)

WHAT’S IN YOUR TEA?

Big Heart Tea Co. uses 100% organic herbs in all herbal blends. Our matcha, black, green, and oolong teas are all sourced directly from small farms. We only use whole ingredients. no flavors, coloring or sweeteners added. Just whole flowers, herbs, and spices. Please see our teas' product pages for a full list of ingredients and certifications.

Our certified organic herbal teas are made with whole ingredients, meaning the herbs aren’t “tea cut” before they arrive at our warehouse - so they’re extra flavorful.

WHAT ARE YOUR TEABAGS MADE OF?

Our tea sachets are also made from 100% compostable, non-toxic PLA. That means no harmful chemicals leeching into your tea. So go ahead and sip safe.

 

WHAT’S THE EXPIRATION DATE FOR YOUR PRODUCTS?

Our teas are non-perishable; we recommend up to a 2-year shelf life for flavor and freshness.

HOW MUCH CAFFEINE IS IN TEA?

This is a tricky question, because it depends on the freshness of the tea and the way it’s been brewed. But here’s the basic rundown:

  • Our herbal teas are all naturally caffeine free.
  • Green and black teas contain between 50-80 mg of caffeine per serving — or 1/3 to 1/2 the amount in an 8 oz serving of drip coffee. The myth that green tea has less caffeine than black may come from the fact that green teas contain natural properties that counteract the negative effects of caffeine.
  • Matcha has the most, at 60-90 per 2 gram serving. But it also contains green tea’s counteractive properties.
  • Heat extracts more caffeine, so the same portion of tea hot brewed for 2 minutes will have more caffeine than the same tea cold brewed for 2 minutes. However, most cold brew tea recipes call for a larger portion of tea and a much longer extraction time, so they will often contain more caffeine.

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