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Caffeine free but full of flavour!
Packed with flavour but naturally free of caffeine, means you can enjoy the great taste of these teas any time of day.
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Enjoy the full flavour of tea without the caffeine with our premium decaffeinated tea. Carefully processed to remove caffeine while preserving the rich taste and aroma, our decaffeinated tea offers a perfect solution for those who love tea but prefer to avoid caffeine.
What is Decaffeinated Tea?
Decaffeinated tea is crafted by removing most of the caffeine from traditional tea leaves whilst also preserving their natural flavour and health benefits. This makes decaf tea an excellent choice for people who are seeking a low-caffeine alternative without compromising on flavour and taste.
Why Choose Decaffeinated Tea?
· Ideal for evenings or caffeine-sensitive individuals
· Supports overall wellness and vitality as it is rich in antioxidants
· Can be enjoyed hot or cold
Decaffeinated Tea FAQs
Is Decaffeinated Tea Good For You?
Decaffeinated tea still has all the health benefits like prevention of cancer, cardiovascular disease, and free radical aging. Offering many of the health benefits associated with regular tea, but with significantly less caffeine. While it may not provide the same energy boost as caffeinated tea, decaffeinated tea can still be a healthy beverage choice for a variety of reasons.
Is It Okay To Drink Decaf Tea Every Day?
Drinking more than 5 cups of decaf tea a day is generally considered safe for most people as it has very low levels of caffeine, it is unlikely to cause the same stimulant effects as regular caffeinated tea.
How Is Tea Decaffeinated?
There are several methods used to decaffeinate tea:
· Water Process (Swiss Water Process): Tea leaves are soaked in water to extract caffeine, and the water is then filtered to remove the caffeine. This method preserves more of the tea's natural flavors.
· Carbon Dioxide Method: Involves using pressurized carbon dioxide to extract caffeine from the tea leaves, leaving the flavor compounds mostly intact.
· Solvent-Based Methods: In this method, tea leaves are treated with solvents (often ethyl acetate or methylene chloride) to extract the caffeine. This method is less commonly used today due to concerns over chemical residues.