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Immunity Boost Combo - Tea Masala and Amla Murabba

Name: Immunity Boost Combo - Tea Masala and Amla Murabba
Brand: Being Bania
Price: 699.0 INR
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Immunity Boost Combo - Tea Masala and Amla Murabba

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Size 750g (Amla Murabba) + 100g (Tea Masala Jar)

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Being Bania Amla Murabba is a classic Indian delicacy made with amla fruit. Its signature tangy and sweet flavor along with various health benefits make it a popular choice. This particular product is free of preservatives, making it a more nutritious option for those who are conscious about their food choices.
Transform your regular tea into an aromatic, flavorful Indian Masala Chai with just a pinch of Being Bania Tea Masala. Packed with health benefits, this masala is an immunity booster, helps regulate blood sugar, prevents bloating, and combats cold and nasal congestion. . Made with a generations-old secret recipe, Being Bania Tea Masala guarantees a unique and flavorful experience.

Ingredients

Amla Murabba: Gooseberries (Amla), Sugar and Lemon Juice
Tea Masala: Dry Ginger Powder, Black Cardamom, Clove, Black Pepper, Cinnamon, Bay leaf, Cardamom

Taste and Flavour

Sweet and Spicy

Features

Immunity Booster, Homemade, Premium ingredients, 100% Natural, No Preservatives, Ayurvedic Benefits, Vegan, Probiotic and Anti-oxidant in nature

How to use

Experts recommend two amlas per day for a healthy life. It's best to eat early in the morning, though you can have it anytime throughout the day.

For 2 Cups of tea, add 1/2tsp of masala to boiling water while making the tea

How to Store

Keep in airtight container at room temperature, away from direct sunlight and moisture

Shipping

Orders are freshly packed and shipped the same day, delivery time depends on the logistics company. Usually order are delivered within 2-5 days

Tickle your brain

Regular consumption of amla murabba has been known to improve eyesight. In fact, it is known as an eye tonic in ayurevda.
It's generally accepted that masala chai originated in the court of King Harshavardhana and was developed as an ayurvedic drink. The King used to sip the tea in order to stay alert through long court days and there are even records of the tea being served as a welcome drink to guests.

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