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Licorice Root
Natural throat coat relieves spasmodic coughs, natural sweetener, strong anti-viral effect, may soothe an upset stomach, and antispasmodic in the colon. It may inhibit an enzyme in the brain that is involved in making stress-related hormones associated with age-related mental decline.
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This licorice root brews up very very sweet, but I love adding it to other teas as a bit of natural sweetener. It only takes a little to get a lot of flavor!—Aaron Brown
I received this as a free sample. Read others reviews which gave me the courage to try since it wasn't like the candy. I tried when I had a sore throats since I read about its soothing benefits. My throats was temporarily soothed. I blended it with boulder breakfast for a better flavor. —Olivia
By far the best tea, licorice or otherwise, I've had. It's my go-to for any time of day. It's got a decent flavor which turns delightfully sweet after a moment in your mouth. Cannot recommend enough.—Elliott
I typically use licorice root as my go to tea, when the options feel overwhelming, because it brews a reliably sweet cup that's good any time of the day. If I'm serving a different, stronger, tea to someone who isn't used to them, I'll add a couple pieces of licorice root in lieu of sweetener or sugar. Doing so adds sweetness without artificially adjusting the flavor.—CrapTonsOfTea
This tea is my favorite. You cant smell it, and it takes a minute before the sweetness bursts through. It's almost like drinking candy, depending how much you use and how long you steep. You can actually get two cups out of it. If you never tried this and love sweets, you have to try this. I even got my coworkers hooked on it. —oSnapMillerTime
I have an iced tea recipe to pass along. I was experimenting with herbal tea yesterday. I mixed 4 heaping tablespoons of Tea Spot peppermint to one of Licorice root in my sun tea jar. It steeped in the sun for about 5 hours yesterday afternoon and I put it in the fridge overnight. I take a half-gallon with me to work and keep a bag of ice in a cooler. I'm a wheat farmer and no matter how modern the tractor with enclosed cab you still breathe a measure of dust. The mint/Licorice root combination is soothing and snappy tasting...needs no sweetener. Cuts the dust (smile).—Scott
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