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Chamomile blossom
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Camomile blossomTea Shop The Smallest House
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Description
Chamomile softens, soothes and relaxes. A tried and tested remedy in times of stress.
Due to the anti-inflammatory properties of the oil in chamomile, the use of this plant as a medicine has been popular for centuries. Chamomile is often used in case of stomach and intestinal complaints and as a sleep aid.
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Calm down with Chamomile Blossom:
Natural Peace in Every Cup
Product Features:
- 100% Chamomile Blossom: Pure and natural ingredients for a soothing experience.
- Health Benefits: Helps with sleep, digestion and stress reduction.
- Soft and Sweet Taste: Naturally sweet with a hint of apple.
- Caffeine-free: Perfect for any time of the day.
- Easy to Prepare: Use 2 grams per cup, let steep for 8-10 minutes.
Usage Advice:
Prepare with hot water (90-100ºC) and let the blossoms steep for 8-10 minutes for a soothing tea.
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Add Chamomile Blossom Tea to your life for daily tranquility.
Full Description - Chamomile Tea
What does Chamomile blossom tea taste like?
The taste of Chamomile Blossom Tea is mild and can be described as slightly sweet with a floral hint. It is an infusion that many people find pleasant without being overpowering, suitable for consumption at any time of the day.
How strong is Chamomile blossom tea?
The strength of Chamomile Blossom Tea can be adjusted to personal preferences. A shorter infusion time results in a milder tea, while a longer infusion time produces a stronger aroma and flavor. However, it is not typical for chamomile tea to become bitter with longer steeping.
How do you brew Chamomile blossom tea?
To prepare chamomile blossom tea, use hot water just off the boil and let the chamomile blossoms steep for about 5 to 10 minutes. Personalize the taste by adding honey or lemon if desired.
Kirsten's Tip
Make a soothing skin rinse with Chamomile blossom tea by brewing the tea and allowing it to cool. Then use the cooled tea as a facial rinse or add it to your bath water. Chamomile is known for its anti-inflammatory properties and can help soothe the skin and reduce redness. 
Chamomile blossom tea and health benefits
History of Chamomile Use:
The history of chamomile as a medicinal plant is rich and diverse. The plant, known for its medicinal properties, was already used in ancient Egypt, mainly for its anti-inflammatory properties. The ancient Egyptians dedicated chamomile to the sun god Ra. Famous figures such as Hippocrates, Galen and Asclepius also recognized the medicinal properties of chamomile, used for sore throats, oral mucosal disorders and poorly healing wounds. In the Middle Ages, chamomile was used to dispel bad odors, thanks to the sweet scent of the essential oils in the plant.
Health benefits:
Chamomile tea is known for its various health benefits. It is traditionally used to treat various ailments such as:
- Stomach Problems: Chamomile can help with stomach complaints such as nausea, vomiting and heartburn and is used to combat colic in babies.
- Insomnia: Drinking chamomile tea can help you relax and sleep better , especially if you drink a cup before going to sleep.
- Migraine: Drinking chamomile tea at the first signs of a migraine can help reduce the intensity of the attack.
- Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS): Chamomile tea can help relieve symptoms of IBS, such as intestinal cramps and acute diarrhea.
- Menstrual pain and PMS: Drinking chamomile tea can help reduce symptoms of menstrual cramps and PMS.
- Skin Conditions: A chamomile bath or applying chamomile tea to the skin can help in the treatment of psoriasis and other skin conditions.
- Burns and wounds: Chamomile has antioxidant, anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial properties, which may make it beneficial for healing burns, scrapes and cuts.
- Infections: Chamomile tea can help prevent and recover faster from colds and flu.
- Hemorrhoids and stomach ulcers: Chamomile can Relieving hemorrhoids and stomach ulcers.
- Hair care: Chamomile is used in shampoos to combat dandruff and can help lighten hair.
Use in Dishes:
Although chamomile is mainly known for its use in tea, it is also used sporadically in dishes, such as in vinegar for salads and sauces. Young chamomile sprigs can even be used in raw dishes such as salads.
Side effects:
Chamomile is generally safe to use, but as with any herb, it is important not to use large quantities to consume. Normally two or three cups a day are no problem.
Frequently asked questions about Chamomile tea
Do you have a question about the use of Chamomile tea? Below we have answered the most frequently asked questions for you.
Chamomile flower tea is often used as a natural way to help relax and can contribute to better sleep.
Chamomile tea may be suitable for children in limited quantities, but consultation with a doctor is recommended.
Store the tea in a dry, cool place without direct sunlight to maintain its quality.
Although chamomile is natural, it can affect the action of some medications. If in doubt, consult a doctor.
Chamomile tea can be drunk at any time, but is often drunk in the evening for its relaxing effects.
Do you have more questions about our Chamomile tea?
If your question about our Chamomile tea was not answered above? Please send an email with your question to info@hetkleinstehuis.nl.
We will answer your question as soon as possible. question.
| Gluten | Gluten free |
|---|---|
| Lactose | Lactose-free |
| Nuts | Nut-free |
| Country of origin | The Netherlands |
| Ingredients | Camomile blossom |
| Amount of tea per cup | 1 - 2 tea spoons |
| Indication brewing time | 8 - 10 minutes |
| Temperature water | 90 ºC - 100 ºC (194 °F - 212 °F) |
| Organically grown? | No |
| Palette | Honey |
| Color infusion | Light yellow |
| Caffeine? | No |
| Time of day | Throughout the day |
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Shipping costs in the Netherlands
The following rates apply for shipping within the Netherlands:
| Total order | Rate |
|---|---|
| Tea postcards | FREE |
| Gift Voucher | FREE |
| €0 - €45 | €5.95 |
| €45 and up | FREE |
Shipping costs within Europe
The following rates apply for shipping to Belgium, Germany and France:
| Total order | Rate |
|---|---|
| Tea post cards | FREE |
| Gift voucher | Free |
| €0 - €75.00 | €9.75 |
| €75,00 and up | FREE |
The following rates apply for shipping to Austria and Denmark:
| Total order | Rate |
|---|---|
| Tea post cards | FREE |
| Gift voucher | FREE |
| €0 - €75.00 | €12.50 |
| €75.00 and up | FREE |
The following rates apply for shipping to Finland, Ireland, Luxembourg, Poland, Portugal, Sweden:
| Total order | Rate |
|---|---|
| Tea post cards | FREE |
| Gift Voucher | FREE |
| €0 - €100.00 | €18.75 |
| €100.00 and up | FREE |
The following rates apply for shipping to the United Kingdom:
| Total order | Rate |
|---|---|
| Tea post cards | FREE |
| Gift Voucher | FREE |
| €0 - €100.00 | €14.50 (excl. VAT) |
| €100.00 and up | FREE |
Shipping costs to Australia, North America and Japan
The following rates apply to shipping to Australia, Canada, the United States and Japan:
| Total order | Rate |
|---|---|
| Tea post cards | FREE |
| Gift voucher | FREE |
| €0 - €100.00 | €29.30 |
| €100.00 and up | €17.20 |
Shipping costs to Australia, North America and Japan
The following rates apply to shipping to Australia, Canada, the United States and Japan:
| Total order | Rate |
|---|---|
| Tea post cards | FREE |
| Gift voucher | FREE |
| €0 - €100.00 | €29.30 |
| €100.00 and up | €17.20 |
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Chamomile blossom
Tea Shop The Smallest House
- Amsterdam's tea shop for over 10 years
- From €45 free shipping in NL
- Free sample bag with every order
- Pay afterwards via Klarna.
- Pay with VVV gift card
