Blooming Beautiful Tea ♥

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Seeing is believing, and you won’t believe your eyes when a handcrafted flowering tea- ball starts to bloom in your teapot…it truly is a visual delight. I love anything that is beautiful to look at, as well as consume and these flowering tea-balls have it all.

Blooming Tea
Thank you Alison Marras

Blooming Tea Balls or Flowering Tea as it is also known, are made by bundling dried green tea leaves around one or two dried edible flowers, such as Jasmine, Osmanthus or Hibiscus. They are then bound together into a bulb and left to dry. Jasmine flowers are very calming and can help with relaxation and blood pressure, Osmanthus are full of antioxidants and Hibiscus flowers are good for a variety of things including liver health. So not only stunning to look at but good for you too.

How to enjoy:

  • Fill your kettle with fresh cold water and boil
  • Allow the water temperature to reduce to around 70deg
  • Pour the hot water into one of these exquisite glass teapots
  • Place one blooming or flowering tea-ball into a clear, medium to large sized glass teapot
  • Brew for three to five minutes, and watch as the leaves unfurl from a tiny ball into a beautiful bloom
  • Pour and enjoy ♥

Available at Umiteasets these are an eye-catching treat to enjoy at the end of the evening with friends and you can also re-use them again the next day over the morning paper. Have a look at this stunning Blooming Tea Time Lapse on YouTube ♥

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The Tea Chest Blog is a space for me to share my love for all things TEA. I have always loved the ceremonial aspect of making a pot of tea, sitting in a quiet space and savouring every sip as I relax and breathe. The history, traditions and beauty of tea make it such a wonderfully calming and sharing experience that I wish for everyone.

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23 thoughts on “Blooming Beautiful Tea ♥”

  1. These are so pretty! I’ve seen the ones you can put in vodka, but not the ones for tea. I love the photograph and the new ‘how to serve tea’ idea.

    Love, love, love your posts.

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    1. Thanks I think they are just beautiful and such a different idea for that little something special ☕🌺

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  3. Delightful … an enhanced sensual tea drinking experience … visually beautiful, jasmine scent and also the flavour, fingertips warmed and the sound of a silver spoon against a royal Albert, rose tea cup. Yes I’ll have a cuppa thx 🌸🌟💫

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  4. I was looking at this type of tea the other on Amazon and thought they were so pretty. I almost bought some but was unsure of how to brew it, but luckily you’ve included the information in your post. So I think I might order some now and give it a try.

    Thanks for sharing!

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  10. This is beautiful! Such a lovely way to enjoy tea. I did blooming tea one time, I think it is time to get some more. Thanks for sharing!

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  11. I love this. They are almost like a piece of artwork. I had no idea that Jasmine can lower blood pressure. I will definitely add this to my list of teas. Justine, you would be proud of me…I have ventured out of my “taste-bud” shell and started trying new teas!. Thanks to you, my friend.

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    1. Oh this makes my heart so happy 💖 this is why I started my blog, just to showcase tea and encourage people to try new things. Thank you, thank you ☕🙏

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