The Most Modern Version of Turkish Tea: After Meal

We've finally created that tea blend where you'll feel peace and balance with every sip!

We experimented with this blend many times, and the final version managed to win over the hearts of the whole team. Let's hope it wins yours too <3

After your meal, a refreshing tea blend awaits you, featuring fennel, apple, ginger, cinnamon, chamomile, lemongrass, peppermint, and lemon zest that will lift your spirits.

Benefits of Fennel

Spreading to the world from the fertile lands of the Mediterranean region. Fennel (Foeniculum vulgare) is an aromatic herb from the parsley family (Apiaceae), with long stems, thin, feathery leaves resembling dill, and clusters of yellow flowers. It grows in Turkey, particularly in the Aegean and Mediterranean regions. Known for its dill-like leaves, yellow flowers, and characteristic scent, this medicinal herb has been used in traditional medicine for thousands of years. Thanks to its anethol, flavonoids, and essential oils, it is a valuable source of nutrients for health. Its seeds, leaves, and roots add flavor in the kitchen, and when combined with tea, it aids digestion and supports immunity with its natural antioxidant effect. Fennel seeds, which can also be added to dishes as a spice, strengthen the immune system and support heart health thanks to their vitamin C, potassium, and fiber content. Additionally, fennel oil or capsule forms are available, but it is recommended to consult a specialist before using such supplements. Fennel, especially when consumed as a tea, has a relaxing effect (you didn't hear it from us), but when combined with Lazika's blend, its effect becomes irresistible!

Benefits of Ginger

Another companion of ours Ginger , scientifically known as Zingiber officinale , is a plant native to Southeast Asia that is widely used both as a spice and for natural remedies. It is most commonly consumed in its root (rhizome) form and is known for its characteristic pungent aroma. It can be used fresh, in powder, dried, oil, or extract form. Thanks to its antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties, it is widely used in traditional medicine to alleviate conditions such as stomach upset, colds, and nausea. It is also known for its immune-boosting effects. Ginger is a low-calorie and nutrient-rich herb. Therefore, you can enjoy our tea with peace of mind while also being mindful of your figure!

Benefits of Peppermint

The benefits of medicinal peppermint (Mentha piperita) are countless, and its use dates back to ancient times. Unlike the mint we use daily, it is far more beneficial and is one of the rare herbs whose effectiveness is acknowledged in modern medicine through research. Medicinal peppermint is good for the stomach, being the number one herb for indigestion and gas complaints. It has a soothing and calming effect on the stomach and intestinal system. And inhaling peppermint oil has a pain-relieving effect on migraine headaches, giving very quick results. The next time you experience such headaches, take a sip of our after-meal tea and witness the pain disappear for yourself!

Conclusion

We haven't given up on black tea, and for those who haven't, we've prepared "After Meal".

Because the feeling of lightness and comfort after a meal begins with experiencing the right emotion at the right time. We've prepared a tea that will soothe your digestive system while bringing tranquility to your soul. If you don't give up and stay focused, there's nothing you can't overcome, dear Lazika lover!

Enjoy your meal.

Tugce.