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mango green 3-gallon

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3 gallon instruction
mango 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. An ancient Hindu legend recounts the story of the mango tree growing from the ashes of the sun princess, who had been incinerated by an evil sorceress. When the mango ripened and fell, the beautiful princess emerged again. Our Mango Green tea combines the vegetal goodness of green tea with the flavor of perfectly ripened mangoes. Juicy texture, with floral aromatics and sweetness. Sun princess sold separately.

 
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Ingredients & Lore

blended with green tea, natural mango flavor, apple pieces, mango pieces & marigold flowers

Mangoes are a type of stone fruit that grow in the tropics. Oblong in shape, they vary in color from orange to yellow, red, or green and can grow up to five pounds per fruit! There are more than five hundred varieties of mangoes, with each kind varying in texture, size, and flavor. The pit is generally fibrous and either eaten around or cut out of the fruit. Belonging to the family Anacardiaceae, it is closely related to cashews, sumac, pink peppercorns, and pistachios. While not related to tea, we still think they make a great combination.