Guillermo or Honeybush Tea
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Color
Light Brown
Yellowish Orange
Milk Content
Little
Not required
Taste
Little bitter
Sweet
Serving Style
Cold, Hot
Hot
Additives
Espresso, Lemon, Milk, Water
Cinnamon, Ginger, Honey, Milk, Water
Physical Benefits
Not Available
Beneficial for cough & cold, Keeps blood pressure in control, Lowers cholesterol
Mental Health Benefits
Not Available
Boosts Energy, Refreshes mind, Strengthens mood
Disease Prevention
Not Available
Beneficial for cough & cold, Useful in menopause
Overall Health Benefits
Not Available
Detoxifies your body, Have anti bacterial properties
Hair Care
Not Available
Prevents hair loss
Skin Care
Not Available
Good For Skin
Low Risk Side Effects
Acidity
Not Available
High Risk Side Effects
Increase in Acidity that leads to Ulcer, Stomach pains
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Caffeine Content
Not Available
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Caffeine Level
Unknown
Caffeine free
Effects of Caffeine
Unknown
Not Available
Without Sugar
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With Sugar
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With Skimmed Milk
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With Skimmed Milk and Sugar
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With Whole Milk
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With Whole Milk and Sugar
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Calories With Additives
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Fats
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Carbohydrates
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Protein
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Brands
Unknown
Lipton, Organic, Spar, Twinings
Originated in
Italy
South Africa
Origin Period
Unknown
Not Available
Guillermo and Honeybush Tea
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