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citron green 3-gallon

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3 gallon instruction
citron green brewer
Pre-measured loose leaf pouches for your 3-gallon tea brewer. Simply open, pour into your 3-gallon brewer’s filter, and brew. Citron Green tea combines green tea from China with delicate flavors of lemon and lime. The clean vegetal notes of the green tea blend seamlessly with the citrus crispness. Delightfully sweet, lifted by the freshness of the lemon-lime. Not too dry or too citrusy. Citrus Green is an Adagio customer favorite, perfect hot or iced.

 
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Ingredients & Lore

blended with green tea, orange, marigold flowers, natural lemon flavor & natural orange flavor

Citron is a wrinkly, yellow citrus fruit commonly used in Asian cuisine and perfumes. Originally from India, it is said that most commercially available citrus fruits (including lemons and limes) are a result of hybridization between citron, pomelo, and mandarins, though other citrus fruits were used as well. Strangely, unlike its pulpier cousins like lemons and oranges, what is usually eaten in citron is the rind, with the pulp removed. Left on the tree to mature, they can reach eight to ten pounds, and while most are oblong in shape, there is also a fingered version called Buddha's hand.