Beet-Red Tea | Commercial Dehydrators

This tea holds the sweet and exotic flavors of a tropical island.

This tea has a sweet Southern charm that keeps you going back for more.

Bring balance to your world with this citrus floral tea.

This tea is warm and refreshing in the same sip!

This tea tastes of spice and earth (in a good way), with just a hint of sweetness from the honey.

I am sitting here and typing while drinking my rosemary tea with a half slice of dehydrated lemon. It's simply heaven and takes little effort to prepare!

The flavor of rose hips reminds me of strawberry lemonade, a perfect balance of sweet and tart.

This wonderful tea includes some of the dried herbs and food items that have been found stored in pharaohs' tombs throughout Egypt: licorice (anise), orange, olives, and honey. The strong kick of licorice is balanced by the sweetness of honey and slight bitter notes from the olive leaves. If you aren't lucky enough to have access to olive leaves, you can substitute grape leaves.

The decadent flavor of chocolate meets mint in this delicious tea.

This sweet and tangy tea is loaded with antioxidants.

The marigold provides fragrant floral notes, with a sweet, tangy flavor.

A cup of sweet citrus tranquillity.

Feeling a cold brewing? These lozenges have elder flower and honey, which are both known to help clear up the head, soothe that sore throat and boost your immune system to help you get back on your feet sooner.

Tart and sweet.

This tea is hot, spicy, and sweet. It will warm you up and energize you better than a strong cup of coffee and without the caffeine!

Sweet and relaxing.

It's the marriage of lemongrass and blueberries that makes this tea memorable.

Make your own Berry Herbal Tea using this simple recipe. By controlling which fruit and herbs you can customize your tea to exactly how you like it.

The taste and aroma of cinnamon and apples are the perfect combination for a cool autumn day. The dandelion leaves provide a welcome offsetting note of bitterness.