O'Food 100% Organic Barley Tea, Sugar Free, Caffeine Free, 10g (Pack of 30)

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I guess this company imported the raw barleys from China and manufactured in Korea. But the taste is really great, and I think this tea really help digesting and reduce body heat naturally. No need to add anything. Roasty but not bitter nor earthy taste. One caveat is that 4 packs are in a plastic wrap each, not individually wrapped. Btu, overall, I love it.

Bought the 30-count original version and I use it daily for a caffeine-free alternative to coffee in a work-from-home setup.What I like• Naturally nutty and toasty flavor—no bitterness at all• Zero caffeine or sugar, great for evening hydration• Unbleached teabags and clean ingredient list feel high qualityWhat could be better• Takes a bit longer to steep for strong flavor• Outer packaging could be resealable for freshnessBottom line: A soothing and healthy caffeine-free drink with rich roasted flavor. Perfect for tea lovers avoiding caffeine, but look at roasted corn tea if you prefer a sweeter finish.

I love barley tea; up until recently I was buying a bottled version on a regular basis from the grocery store. I’m extremely glad I did an internet search for DIY barley tea since that has saved me so much money. I reuse the tea bag several times in a large teacup and I drink it plain. I love the taste and I am excited to now be able to brew this tea on a whim instead of planning a shopping trip around picking up a few bottles from the store.

If you have ever had "barley water" at a Korean restaurant, this should make you happy. I boil a small pot of water and place one bag of the tea in it and let it sit until i remember about it. I then put the "tea" in the fridge since i like to enjoy it cold. I dilute it a LOT with plain water so i end up with "barley water" which is (to me) a very refreshing nutty/toasty flavor. 1 tea bag lasts me a few days since i dilute it so much. (Just to be clear, the box comes with multiple plastic bags full of individual "tea bags" that are connected but easy to tear apart. I use 1 individual tea bag at a time)

I recently changed my diet from eating a lot of unhealthy, carb-laden foods (fries, tots, beer, sweets, etc.) to a lower-carb, healthier diet. While adjusting, I experienced cravings for carbs, especially sweets. This tea would really curb my cravings. It also seemed to help me relax, although that could just be the comfort of drinking non-caffeinated tea. I also did some reading on organ health and this tea was recommended. I did notice a lot of positive results of eating differently and drinking this tea, including higher energy levels, no energy crashes after meals, no headaches or fatigue with the diet change. When I ran out of the tea, some of the cravings for carbs came back and it was harder to stick to the healthier diet. The taste is probably not for everyone. It tastes like what it is - it has a grainy plain oatmeal-ish flavor. I used a whole large bag for a cup of tea, so mine was strong. I adjusted quickly to the flavor. I recommend it for anyone interested in improving organ health and/or trying to cut out sweets.

There are no instructions whatsoever how to prepare the tea. The only words in English are that the tea is organic barley tea and the nutrition facts plus who distributes the tea.The tea tastes great. I leave it in a pot (after the water boiled) for more than 10 minutes in order to get stronger tastes.The box arrived squashed, partially torn and opened. Packaging is poor!

Please note - these bags are larger than normal size tea bags, which I prefer actually as I like to make this tea in bulk and drink as a substitute for water, so it seems less wasteful.My preference is 2 bags per 1 gallon of water and then I will often reuse the bags one more time for smaller cups of tea.Of course you have to like the taste to enjoy the tea - for me it has a nutty flavor, that almost gives a faint hint of coffee-ish-ness. Tastes great hot or cold!Happy with the product and will buy again.

Taste is really nice and it doesn't get bitter or overwhelming if steeped for a longer period of time. These bags are 10 grams which are 5x larger than your typical tea bag you'd get for an individual serving. I didn't quite realize this when purchasing so when I make this I will make it for a few people or have 3 cups for myself. Not the most efficient. I've thought about cutting open a bag and using a tea infuser to mitigate this but haven't tried yet.

Love the tea. Too expensive though. Seems as though Amazon is hiking up the prices because of no delivery charge. So customers is not really saving money for some things.

Compared to Dong Suh barley tea, it doesn't brew well in cold water.The package states that it is Chinese organic barley tea processed in South Korea and organic certified by an institution (돌나라유기인증코리아) licensed by the Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs of South Korea (농림축산식품부).

This is a lovely afternoon hot beverage. A little reminiscent of puffed rice. Very mellow.

Love this tea, what else is there to say, will be buying it again - it does take awhile to get here, not a problem though!