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Turkish Black Mulberry Tea by Herb and Oil 200g
Turkish Black Mulberry Tea by Herb and Oil 200g
Turkish Black Mulberry Tea by Herb and Oil 200g
Turkish Black Mulberry Tea by Herb and Oil 200g
Turkish Black Mulberry Tea by Herb and Oil 200g
Turkish Black Mulberry Tea by Herb and Oil 200g

Turkish Black Mulberry Tea by Herb and Oil 200g

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Experience the renowned taste and health benefits of Turkish Black Mulberry Tea. Rich in antioxidants and flavonoids, this herbal blend boosts immunity and...

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The black mulberry tea of Turkish tea houses

Walk past a tea house in Bursa or Istanbul in winter and you will see small glasses of a deep red tea next to the black tea: karadut cayi, black mulberry tea. Sweet, slightly tart, with the colour of the ripe fruit, it is the drink for a cold afternoon, for guests, and for anyone who wants a warm cup without caffeine. Herb and Oil makes it in Turkey, and this 200 g pack is the sealed, original version of what the bazaar shops sell by the scoop.

Many English listings call it blackberry tea; the fruit on the pack is the black mulberry (Morus nigra), the mulberry-tree fruit grown across Turkey. Either name, same cup.

How to prepare it

ServingTeaWaterTime
Hot cup1 teaspoon150-200 ml boiling5-7 minutes
Iced glass1 teaspoon100 ml boiling, then ice and cold waterCool before the ice
Pot for guests4 teaspoons700 ml boiling5-7 minutes, stir once

A pack gives about 40 cups. Serve it in a small glass, with a biscuit or a piece of lokum, and nothing added: the cup is already sweet.

Iced black mulberry tea. Dissolve the spoon in a little boiling water, cool it, pour over ice and top up with cold water. A few mint leaves and a squeeze of lemon turn it into the summer glass of the Turkish coast.

When to drink it

With no caffeine, it is the tea for the hours black tea does not suit: after dinner, before bed, or on an afternoon when you want warmth without a lift. In summer it goes over ice. Families in Turkey keep a jar for guests, because the colour alone makes the glass feel like an occasion.

Serving ideas

  • Winter cup: a cinnamon stick in the glass while it steeps.
  • Summer glass: iced, with mint and lemon.
  • Mixed pot: half black mulberry, half pomegranate tea for a deeper red and a rounder taste.

Good to know

  • The ingredient list is printed on your pack; the catalogue entry is updated as soon as the label text is added.
  • If you are pregnant, breastfeeding or on regular medication, ask your doctor before making any herbal or fruit tea a daily habit.
  • Keep the pack closed in a dry place.

How to recognise the original Herb and Oil pack

  • Barcode 8684209862038 printed on the pack.
  • The Herb and Oil (عشبة وزيت) brand on the front, with the product name and 200 g net weight.
  • A sealed pack with dry, free-flowing contents.

Bazaarica ships the original, sealed black mulberry tea from Turkey to Saudi Arabia and the Gulf, exactly as it leaves the Herb and Oil factory. Order on this page.

Other Herb and Oil teas

From the same family: pomegranate tea 200 g, cranberry tea 200 g, green tea with green apple 60 g, mother's herbal tea 60 g.

Iced black mulberry tea. Dissolve the spoon in a little boiling water, cool it, pour over ice and top up with cold water. A few mint leaves and a squeeze of lemon turn it into the summer glass of the Turkish coast.

Specifications

PropertyDetails
BrandHerb and Oil (Turkey)
ProductBlack mulberry (karadut) tea, also listed as blackberry tea
Net weight200 g
Serving1 teaspoon per 150-200 ml boiling water, 5-7 minutes
Cups per packAbout 40
CaffeineNone listed on the label
ServeHot, or iced after cooling
Barcode8684209862038
Made inTurkey

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Herb and Oil black mulberry tea?+
It is the dark-red fruit tea of Turkish tea houses, made by Herb and Oil in Turkey in a 200 g pack. Turkish shops sell it as karadut cayi; in English it is listed as black mulberry tea and sometimes as blackberry tea. One teaspoon in boiling water makes a cup.
Black mulberry or blackberry: which fruit is it?+
Black mulberry (Morus nigra), the fruit of the mulberry tree grown across Turkey. English listings often say blackberry because the two look alike; the Turkish name on the pack, karadut, means black mulberry.
Does black mulberry tea contain caffeine?+
No caffeine is listed on the label, so it is a tea for any hour, including after dinner.
How do I prepare it?+
One teaspoon in a cup, 150-200 ml of boiling water, stir, wait five to seven minutes. Less water gives a deeper cup.
Can I drink it iced?+
Yes. Prepare it with a little boiling water, let it cool, pour over ice and top up with cold water. Mint and lemon go well with it.
How many cups a day?+
A cup or two a day is how it is enjoyed in Turkey; the pack gives about 40 cups.
When is the best time to drink mulberry tea?+
Whenever you like, since it has no caffeine: with afternoon sweets, after dinner, or iced on a hot day.
Can I drink it every day?+
It is an everyday tea in Turkey. If you are pregnant, breastfeeding or on regular medication, ask your doctor first, as with any herbal or fruit tea.
What is in the pack?+
The ingredient list is printed on your pack; this page is updated when the label text is added to the catalogue. The cup tastes of black mulberry: sweet, slightly tart, deep red.
How do I recognise the original Herb and Oil pack?+
Barcode 8684209862038 on the pack, the Herb and Oil (عشبة وزيت) brand on the front, and 200 g net weight. Bazaarica ships the original sealed pack from Turkey.
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