Liquorice Root
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Description: Pure liquorice root is highly sweet when brewed and is delicious mixed with other herbs (Peppermint & Liquorice being a very popular blend, also some prefer to mix with Spearmint, as that already has a sweet character). The sweetness comes from a natural compound called glycyrrhizin, and is not from sugar. Liquorice root is commonly used for soothing sore throats and comforting digestive distress.
Serving Suggestion: Adrian loves this extra strong, and is often seen brewing a double strength 50/50 mix with Ginger Root during cold season for what he calls a "fiery throat-soother"
Ingredients: Liquorice root.
Country of Origin: Fayyoum, Egypt.
Caffeine Content: None.
Antioxidant Level: Low.
Vegetarian, Vegan, Gluten Free, Dairy-free, Sugar-free, No artificial colours or flavours.
Prep: 1 heaped teaspoon of tea. 100°C for 5-10 min.
