Cherry and Cinnamon

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Fruit Herbal Blend
Ingredients
Blackberry Leaves, Cinnamon, Hibiscus, Licorice Root, Natural Wild Cherry Flavor, Orange Leaves, Rose Hips
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From Twinings

Wrap yourself up in the naturally sweet taste and aroma of juicy, ripe cherries.

Their ever-so-slight sharpness has been carefully balanced with a touch of warm, spicy cinnamon and a sprinkle of blackberry and orange leaves. Velvety, rich and refreshing, this is the perfect winding-down treat.

Made with all-natural ingredients, nothing more, nothing less. Naturally caffeine free with no added sugar, enjoy any time of the day. Fancy yours chilled? Allow this infusion to cool before adding some ice.

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By some miracle, I don’t taste the licorice in this. I take it very hot and quite sweet, and it just tastes like cherries sprinkled with a dash of cinnamon, which is such a winning combo for me. Always pleased to find a fruit blend I can pick up in an emergency (as I only drink this when I’m under the weather, and as I have to be VERY careful about caffeine as well these days) and drink at the office. Good.

Feeling masses of professional envy today, as a big announcement about a new range of stories has been all over my feed, and all I can think is how I’m happy about it but having to suppress that nagging sense of sorrow eroding at my sense of Monday emotional well-being because WELL DAMMIT, NOBODY WANTS TO PAY ME TO WRITE ANYTHING. At this point, it kind of obliterates my motivation rather than spurring me on.

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I’m pretty much constantly in a state of professional envy, so I do relate. Hang in there; for what it’s worth, I would pay you to write if I had the money.

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