Teas & Qahwa
چائے اور قہوہ
Herbal teas and qahwa blends for everyday cups.
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Buying guide
Choosing a herbal tea or qahwa
This shelf covers three kinds of cup. Plain teas are leaves and flowers brewed on their own: green tea (Kashmiri), black tea, jasmine, rose bud, rose hip, rosemary and Hunza (Tumuro) tea. Qahwa is a spiced blend in the Peshawari tradition, made with green tea, cardamom and other spices, usually with saffron. Herbal coffees are caffeine-light blends such as chicory root and maca coffee.
The "Care" blends (for example Lipo Care, Gyno Care, Ortho Care) are named mixes of traditional herbs. Enjoy them as part of a daily routine; they are not medicines and do not replace treatment.
Many teas come whole, cut or powdered. Whole leaves give the clearest cup. Powder dissolves fastest and suits a quick morning cup.
3 kinds
Teas, qahwa and herbal coffee
Whole
The clearest cup
Powder
The quickest cup
Daily cup
Not a medicine
FAQs
What is the difference between tea and qahwa?
Tea here means a single plant brewed alone. Qahwa is a spiced blend, traditionally served without milk.
Whole, cut or powder: which should I buy?
Whole for the best taste, powder for convenience. The plant is the same.
Can I drink these with my medicine?
Check with your doctor first, especially in pregnancy or if you take regular medication.