Camomile
: can taste soooo good
: can do soooo much good
: can do soooo much
It's no secret that camomile tea has always been hailed as a miracle cure. As a remedy with versatile powers, no household is complete without it.
However, it's a shame that many people regard camomile tea as a "hospital tea". This is because the awful sachets often spoil its reputation. Our chamomile, however, consisting of whole, organically grown chamomile heads, tastes flowery and balanced, not at all bitter and deliciously aromatic.
Originally from the Middle East, this medicinal plant now grows all over Europe, including right on our doorstep in the wild. It is undemanding and its bright yellow flower heads outshine the sun. It contains valuable essential oils and flavanoids. Effects such as anti-inflammatory, antispasmodic or stomach-soothing have been widely researched and, as they say today, "approved". If it wasn't so traditional, camomile would be right up there with modern superfoods: camomile has long been able to do what they can!
Organic camomile tea
Our organic camomile comes from wild harvesting and is carefully picked by hand. Anyone who may have had childhood experiences that made them dislike chamomile should not miss out on our chamomile tea, as it is very aromatic and soothing.
A valuable treasure in the tea tin at home that simply tastes delicious and is good for you. Our exquisite organic chamomile tea is also available to buy in a practical MasterBag for a quick cup of chamomile tea in between.
One for all
"One for all" is not just the name of our family herbal tea at a special price - it also symbolises the all-rounder that is camomile. As an ingredient in many herbal blends, camomile provides a pleasant flavour. Our two multi-drinker herbal teas with camomile, One for All and Supper Herbal Tea, are particularly popular with young and old alike. In the herbal camomile tea Natural tranquility, the camomile harmonises with the herbaceous taste of hemp, raspberry leaves and hops. Chamomile blossoms, fennel, lemongrass and rosehip peel provide a pleasantly sweet freshness in the herbal tea Hurleburlebutz. Sage and camomile give the herbal blend Sweet Tooth its special flavour and the herbal blend Pure JoyTM also impresses with its mild floral flavour.
Camomile panna cotta
Cooked cream" with a mild camomile flavour
Strawberry, camomile and chia pudding
Vegan pudding hero with completely different flavours!
Camomile lemonade
Yes, camomile can also make a great contribution to tangy refreshment!
Camomile and ginger tea with honey
A real treat - especially during the cold season or when it's really clammy outside.
Camomile sorbet
Ice-cold camomile delicacy with a dash of lemon
Glow camomile
Break a sweat in a completely different way: Mix your favourite gin with chamomile tea!