#kahwah

[calmboyl]

Oc head piece!

This took me 11 and a half hours, apperenlty, and I like em!:)

[djasif]

Thank you @chashme_baddur for introducing me to this traditional style of tea. The word Kahwah in Kashmiri means "sweetened tea", though the word also seems to be related to the Turkish word for coffee (kahveh) which in turn might be derived from the Arabic word "qahwah. However, I had more fun when we shared the tea together. #kahwah #kashmirichai (at Bangalore, India) https://www.instagram.com/p/CD6I0WPFvxh/?igshid=1jmx3pt8h5tqb

[nirvanataste]

Have you ever tried Kahwa? . . Kahwa is a traditional green tea consumed in Kashmir . . It is a popular post-meal beverage among Kashmiri’s generally accompanied with special Kashmiri based items like girda . . 👉🏻Follow: @nirvana_taste to stay tuned with all the latest food updates . . #nirvana_taste #kahwah #traditional #greentea #kashmir #saffron #cinnamon #cardamom #almonds #walnuts #afterfooddrink #yummy #healthyeating #cleaneating #foodie #foodaholic #chandigarhdiaries #chandigarhfoodies #chandigarhblogger #indianfoodblogger #trending #foodgasm #foodieforlife #foodislove #instagood #instafood #foodlover #l4l #follow4follow https://www.instagram.com/p/BnSjQ6tgYZL/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=autcqzcq8wj7

[nibaldop]

Un bello y valioso obsequio de mi amiga @ceciliarphillips que seguramente disfrutaré mucho. El té "Kahwah" es un té verde tradicional consumido en Afganistán, el norte de Pakistán, algunas zonas de Asia Central como así mismo en el valle de Cachemira, en la India, de donde es originario.Es un té popular en el desayuno de los cachemires, siendo por lo general acompañado de productos tradicionales de panadería local. Este té es una mezcla exótica de hojas de té verde de Cachemira, especias enteras, nueces y azafrán. Es una de esas bebidas que es una sorprendente combinación de delicioso sabor, aroma y un conjunto de beneficios para la salud. / A beautiful and valuable gift from my friend @ceciliarphillips that I will surely enjoy a lot. Tea "Kahwah" is a traditional green tea consumed in Afghanistan, northern Pakistan, some areas of Central Asia as well as in the Kashmir Valley, in India, where it originates. It is a popular tea at breakfast the cashmere, being generally accompanied by traditional local bakery products. This tea is an exotic blend of green tea leaves of Kashmir, whole spices, walnuts and saffron. It is one of those drinks that is an amazing combination of delicious flavor, aroma and a set of health benefits. #te #té #tea #kahwa #kahwah #kashimirekahwatea #hechoenindia #madeinindia #teverde #greentea #regalo #obsequio #gift #atlanta #georgia #eeuu #eeuu🇺🇸 #usa (en Atlanta, Georgia)

[deborahnmiranda]

Another new try from the brand Seer Secrets – Their famous herbal tea. They have been always famous for their amazing tea blends but this one caught my eye and I decided to give it a try.

Something about the brand

I think I have spoke a lot about Seer Secrets so check out my previous reviews below:

Product Review: Seer Secrets Lemon Cypress Japanese Mint Active Silver Ion Deodorant Cream and Stimulating Soy Milk Enzyme Body Cleanser

Product Review: Seer Secrets Sedative Jasmine Orange Soothing Yoghurt Enzyme Body Cleanser

The Products & My Experience

Seer Secrets Kahwah Amalgam Herbal Tea – The Royal Invigorant

Seer Secrets are known for their amazing natural products including several tea variants. I never used to experiment too much with my teas but off late I am all for it. Have experienced some amazing variants in the market and Seer Secrets being one of my favourite brands, I had to give their tea a try. And of course, as always, they have impressed!

Ingredients:

Almond Seed, Cinnamon, Saffron, Green Cardamom, Black Cardamom, Bay Leaf, Fennel, Unfermented Camellia Sinensis

Packaging:

This was the one total let down. I usually love Seer Secrets packaging and was extremely disappointed with this one. The outer packaging as usual in the tin format was beautiful with the usual product branding adorning the surface. But the actual product packaging really needs a revamp. It came in this beautifully shaped jar, and I was super excited to be able to show off the jar on my desk but sadly the lid of the jar was not air-tight. Infact, it was so loose that when removing it from the canister it came in, the lid opened up and so much of my precious tea fell out. There was a paper placed between the lid and jar, in an attempt to tighten the lid down but was of really no use.

This was disappointing as the logical thing to do was to either create a clingwrap seal or to transfer contents to another jar to avoid loss of potency. Really need to include an airtight rim or seal for this jar.

My Experience:

The tea is amazing! It has the refreshing fragrance of fennel and spice!! Love the fragrance. Need just a quarter teaspoon in hot water for a couple of minutes and then can sip on this amazing brew. I have this after meals as a digestive and it works wonders. Have actually seen a difference in my digestive system after I have started drinking this. Keep refilling my mug with hot water as the powder settles at the bottom and it is just amazing. Love having this extremely light so the flavour is just subtle but still gives that refreshing boost.

  Pro’s:

Amazing ingredients

Works as a great digestive

No need to strain!!

Cons:

The packaging needs a revamp

Price: ₹423 for a 50 gm jar

Rating: 9/10

You can buy it online on various websites including Amazon:

https://www.amazon.in/Seer-Secrets-Kahwah-Amalgam-Invigorant/

Don’t forget to follow my blog for many more such reviews, and check out my other social media, links below.

Bye till next time!

Beverage Review: Seer Secrets Kahwah Amalgam Herbal Tea – The Royal Invigorant Another new try from the brand Seer Secrets – Their famous herbal tea. They have been always famous for their amazing tea blends but this one caught my eye and I decided to give it a try.

[sankhaacharya]

this is not #Kahwah either as told.. 2nd time unlucky! seems I will have to visit #kashmir only for this now... #tea #greentea #traditional #meeting #mumbaidiaries #mumbai #dammit #whygodwhy (at High On Tea)

[ducadibaionette]

Masala Chai: il tè speziato dell'India

Masala Chai: il tè speziato dell’India

Chai, Masala Chai, Chai latte, tè speziato: ci sono tanti modi con cui potresti aver conosciuto questo particolare modo di preparare il tè, ma che cos’è? Chai significa “tè” e masala indica un “misto di spezie”, e come dice il nome Masala Chai è un tè arricchito con spezie. Ma questa è solo la punta dell’iceberg.

Prima però un po’ di storia.

Gli inglesi a lungo tentarono di togliere alla Cina il…

View On WordPress

[amanchauhan97]

#Kahwah is a traditional green tea preparation consumed in Afghanistan, northern Pakistan, some regions of Central Asia as well as the Kashmir Valley.