Yerba Mate
Yerba mate, also known as mate tea, is a caffeinated beverage made from the leaves and twigs of the South American plant (ilex paraguariensis). It is traditionally brewed with hot or cold water and is characterized by its slightly bitter, earthy taste and stimulating effect.
Although yerba mate is often called 'mate tea,' it is not technically a true tea, as it does not come from the tea plant (camellia sinensis).
The Guarani Indians knew it as a remedy for fatigue and to suppress hunger.
When brewed, it creates a natural energy drink containing caffeine, vitamins, and minerals.
Yerba mate can also be purchased online in Switzerland.
More information: What is yerba mate
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organica bio
There are yerba mate brands with the official ‹Organica› certificate and also those that are organically grown, but without this certificate. This certificate is not given free of charge and therefore small farms do not use this document to invest the money in plant care or for the employees.
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Argentine
Yerba Mate from Argentine
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Paraguay
Yerba Mate from Paraguay
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Brazil
Yerba Mate from Brasil
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Uruguay
Yerba Mate from Uruguay, in Uruguayan style PU padrão uruguaio
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classic
Classic yerba mate con palo and sin palo (despalada) - yerba mate without ingredients, pure.
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with herbs
Yerba mate with the addition of herbs (hierbas) or with flavor (saborizada). Very suitable for tereré (pour cold water over it).
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geröstet tostada quemada
Roasted yerba mate, tostada or quemada in Spanish, is a specialty type of yerba mate. It is roasted or burned, whereby it takes on a brown color. When pouring over it, it can withstand hotter water (90-95°).
The taste is also different: like coffee, dark chocolate or cocoa.
An ideal companion to desserts.
You can add sweetener and/or coffee cream or milk (for milk/cream do not use natural products such as decorative pumpkin, but use glass or ceramic).
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