Tea Picnic Basket
Tea Picnic Basket
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Only delivering in Mumbai.
A beautiful mix of wellness & indulgence.
๐บ Hibiscus Rose Oolong tea - floral, sweet & tart, with fresh oolong tea leaves.
๐ Dehydrated Fruit Slices - add to your tea, detox water or use as drink garnishes. Comes in a beautiful glass jar.
๐ซ Stainless Steel Infuser - hygienic, reusable & microplastic-free; no tea bags or tea dust.
๐ฏ Wild Forest Honey - 100% natural, farm-sourced from Svaguna.
๐ช Cookies - gluten-free, refined-sugar-free, made with house-made almond butter and flour.
๐งบ Handwoven Rope Basket - beautiful, sturdy & reusable.
Frequently asked questions
What is included in the Tea Picnic Basket? Hibiscus Rose Oolong tea, dehydrated fruit slices in a glass jar, a stainless steel infuser, wild forest honey farm-sourced from Svaguna, gluten free and refined-sugar free cookies made with house-made almond butter and flour, and a handwoven rope basket that is sturdy enough to reuse.
Does the tea in this basket contain caffeine? Yes. The Hibiscus Rose Oolong is made with real oolong tea leaves, which naturally carry caffeine, so this one is not caffeine free the way our pure herbal infusions are. If you need a caffeine free gift, the THP Gift Box is made entirely from herbal botanicals.
Where do you deliver the Tea Picnic Basket? Mumbai only, at the moment. The basket contains fresh items like the cookies and the honey, so we keep delivery local rather than shipping it long distance.
Is the packaging reusable? Yes, deliberately so. The basket is handwoven rope and holds up well as a storage basket afterwards, the fruit slices come in a glass jar you can keep, and the stainless steel infuser is built to last. Nothing in it is meant to be thrown away after one use.
Is this suitable for someone who is pregnant or on medication? We are not medical professionals, so we cannot advise on this. This basket does contain caffeine from the oolong tea, and the cookies contain almond, which is worth knowing for allergies. If the person is pregnant, breastfeeding, on prescription medication or managing a medical condition, they should check with their doctor first.
