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Frida Kahlo's First painting was a rose she gave to her sister. Her last picture painted was of watermelon. We combined the two with her love of flowers, into the most amazing organic tea. Do you know someone that loves FriTÉ or herbal rose tea? We took both loves and combined them into an amazingly tasty and collectible product. Packaging: 10pk - In a clear 3"x 3"x1.5" square with gold trim. 20pk - In a clear 3"x3"x3" 100% recycled plastic Cube. 100pk - Wrapped tea bags, in a bulk zipper bag. * Quote on back of bag:"I Love you more than my own teas." Each tea pack contains: * Flavor: Watermelon Rose Hibiscus (Caffeine Free). * Ingredient: Organic hibiscus, organic rosehips, organic orange peel, natural flavor & organic stevia.  (*organic) * Product Net Weight : .06 Oz (1.8g). Limited run, artistically drawn wrapper. Artist: Mirelle Ortega *Certified Organic, KSA Kosher, Non-GMO, Wheat Free, Vegetarain/Vegan

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Product details

Pack and pricing

Case pack
1 units
Case weight
0.1 lb
MSRP
$7.50
Dimensions
3 x 1.5 x 3 in
Case dimensions
3 × 1.5 × 3 in
Packaging
Pouch

Product identifiers

SKU
FK10
Category
Tea Bags

Origin and handling

Country of origin
United States
Storage
Shelf-Stable
Shelf life
1+ years

Nutritional information

Ingredients

Organic hibiscus, Organic rosehips, Organic orange peel, Natural flavor, Organic stevia

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The TeaBookEstablished 2015

Our Teas: We make fun teas! Combining organic and kosher tea with art, humor, historical and political characters, and hidden Easter eggs in each design for you to find. Our goal is to make a gallery or artists on Tea (we are up to 5). We use these teas for social justice projects. From LGBQTea to EqualiTEA issues. We are also a zero waste company. Our TeaBook: The best new way to store tea: Noah the creator of The TeaBook would host dinner parties for 15 to 20 people. After the meal he would ask “who would like some Tea?” The first question he always got was “what flavors do you have?” This was a hard one, he had over 20 flavors. He turned to his vast collection and figured there has to be a better way. He thought “What if there was a light-weight, easy-to-pass-around book that organized the teas, making it easy to find the one you wanted?” Noah told his idea to his mother “a book to store his hundreds of teas”, but then he gave up on it. Mothers never forget and mailed him a prototype 1 year before she died battling ovarian cancer, and she never gave up. She made it from household products. and sent it to him with a note that said "always follow your dreams." Made with love, it is making lives, pantries, parties and the environment a little better!!