KOPABANA Organic Prekese Tea

- - Fruit des 4 cotes Tea.:- is a medicinal plant of the aidan tree, commonly used as a cooking spice and Tea which adds a slightly sweet yet stringent flavor that imbues dishes and drinks with a fragrant, sugary aroma - - Boil Prekese and drink : - These essential minerals and vitamins help to strengthen the body immune system. So, taking prekese tea help boost the immune system to fight against diseases - - How do you use Prekesse Tea:- 1 tea bag in 8 oz warm water . Drink one cup a day - -Prekese tea is made from the dried fruits of the Prekese tree (Tetrapleura tetraptera), native to West Africa. - - The dried Prekese fruits are carefully selected and processed to create a flavorful and aromatic herbal beverage. - - It offers a unique taste profile with sweet, spicy, and mildly bitter notes, providing a delightful and invigorating experience. - - Prekese tea is naturally caffeine-free, making it a soothing and caffeine-free alternative to traditional teas. - - It can be enjoyed hot or cold, offering a versatile herbal beverage suitable for any season. - - Prekese tea is free from artificial additives or preservatives, ensuring a pure and authentic taste.

Product description

Prekese - Aidan fruit

Also known as pr?k?s? (soup perfume), oshosho, osakirisa, ubukirihu or aidan fruit ? is a medicinal plant of the aidan tree, commonly used as a cooking spice which adds a slightly sweet yet stringent flavor that imbues dishes and drinks with a fragrant, sugary aroma.

It is a shiny, glabrous dark purple-brown fruit, 15-25 cm long and about 5 cm across, with four longitudinal, wing-like ridges. It has a slightly sweet, stringent taste. When cooked into soups and other dishes, it adds a depth of flavor and a sweet, fragrant aroma.

These essential minerals and vitamins help to strengthen the body immune system. So, taking prekese tea help boost the immune system to fight against disease.

Prekese is widely used in Africa in traditional medicine as well as cooking spice tea. The fruit grows in a deciduous tree commonly known as the Aidan tree.

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