Herbal & Flower Teas

Lemon, Osmanthus and Licorice Tea

Traditionally used to freshen the mouth and soothe the throat

Prep
3 min
Cook
5 min
Total
8 min
Makes
1 pot
Lemon, Osmanthus and Licorice Tea

Why people make this tea

Bad breath is often just a matter of oral hygiene, but it can also point to something else — gum disease, tonsil stones, rhinitis, or a digestive issue. Nourilo’s honest advice: if a cleaning and brushing only freshens things for a short while before the odour comes back strong, look further into the cause. For people who tend toward strong breath — late nights, lots of spicy and pungent food — this fragrant lemon, osmanthus and licorice tea is a pleasant daily helper. Osmanthus brews into a lovely, sweet-scented cup and is traditionally enjoyed to help freshen the mouth.

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