The Wonder of Cider
Lemon balm, also called lemon balm or Melissa Officinalis, is an aromatic herb that has won over connoisseurs all over the world. Originally from the Mediterranean, the Lemon balm was used by the ancient Egyptians and Greeks in rituals and health treatments. At the moment Lemon balm is appreciated not only for its delicate flavor, but also for its calming properties.
Distinct Flavor and Texture
Chá de Cidreira is a symphony of flavors, with citrus and herbal notes that combine in a balanced way. Its mild flavor and refreshing aroma provide a unique and relaxing taste experience.
Nutritional Benefits
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Calming and Relaxing Effect: Lemon balm is known for its calming properties that help relieve stress, anxiety and promote peaceful sleep. A cup of cider tea is an invitation to serenity.
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Digestive Health: Lemon balm tea is an ally for the digestive system, relieving gastrointestinal discomfort, reducing inflammation and promoting digestive health.
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Protective Antioxidants: Rich in natural antioxidants, such as polyphenols, lemon balm helps protect the body's cells against damage caused by free radicals, strengthening the immune system.
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Mental Health Support: In addition to its calming effect, lemon balm tea can provide mental health support, relieving symptoms of depression and promoting emotional balance.
Versatility in Cooking
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Comforting Drink: Enjoy a cup of hot lemon balm tea to relax and find inner peace.
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Natural Sweetener: Use lemon balm tea as a base for desserts, such as cakes, cookies and sweets, adding a citrus and herbal touch to your cooking.
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Infusion in Savory Dishes: Add cider tea infusion to savory dishes, such as fish, poultry, sauces and salads, for a touch of freshness and sophistication.
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Refreshing Iced Tea: Prepare iced lemon balm tea with additions like lemon or mint, creating a refreshing drink for hot summer days.
